Sentence examples for channels away from inspiring English sources

RT sits on Freeview three channels away from the BBC, two from Sky News.

Even the BBC – perhaps the one broadcaster with the clout to take its channels away from the cable and satellite operators – says it continues to monitor the situation.

Yet it has had the desired effect of boosting new broadband customers and increasing loyalty among existing customers by giving the channels away free.

The sports channels have an estimated 5 million viewers, because BT gives its the channels away for free to broadband customers, and because Virgin Media homes can tune in at no cost if they already pay for Sky Sports.

Rather than forcing customers to acquire a package of other pay channels before being allowed to watch its sport content, BT will give its three sports channels away free to customers who buy its broadband.

News Corp's Fox television stations are on course to generate $1bn in "a couple of years", according to Chase Carey, the chief operating officer, largely as a result of the fee demand – but it is not clear that Britain's public broadcasters have the same leverage to take their channels away from the 10m-plus Sky homes.

"It's all about how much water is channeled away by the grooves," Rugge said.

Iraq has enormous resources that have been channeled away by Saddam Hussein to develop chemical and biological weapons and to develop nuclear weapons.

Belokon last week accused the Oyston family of putting financial gain ahead of the club and of having "channelled away more than £24 million".

Channelling away agitation, giving us the opportunity to show all our Facebook friends just exactly how great we are at being compassionate.

It was cast in bronze from a pair of mortuary slabs, one with a hollowed surface to allow bodily fluids to be channelled away, the other reversed to give convex male and female forms.