Sentence examples for channel trouble from inspiring English sources

Do you remember that TV channel, Trouble?

A presenter on the (now defunct) teen TV channel Trouble before joining Heat in 2003, Cave knew its then editor Mark Frith, having done work experience for him while he was editing Smash Hits.

It was syndicated through the Living TV Group platform, airing on the now defunct channel Trouble just before its closure.

The channel's troubles began almost immediately after President Vladimir V. Putin came to power.

The $25 million flop has become a symbol of the cable channel's troubles.

Flextech is also the largest supplier of what it calls "thematic" channels in the U.K., like its wholly owned Trouble channel, which is aimed at teen audiences.

Revisiting the film for the first time in some years – not even Channel 5 schedulers trouble viewers with it these days – I was struck by how, well, guilty a guilty pleasure it is.

Cale channels Warhol on Trouble with Classicists, a wonderfully dry iconoclast's manifesto.

It is dangerous to infer too much from martial bluster in British politics: at the first hint of trouble, channelling Churchill is a default tactic for beleaguered leaders of all sorts.

A number of people I had spoken to about the channel initiative were having trouble defining what exactly it is.

However, the company's new cable channel, Pivot, has had trouble reaching American homes: so far, it is available only through Dish, DirecTV, FiOS, and a few other providers, where it is one channel among hundreds (number 287 on FiOS, for example).