Sentence examples for channels of course from inspiring English sources

Google has every right to dictate what happens on its channels, of course – there's no law stating that it should host anything people throw at it.

Employers would echo these thoughts, saying that their staff didn't want everyone to know what they were earning and if people were really curious, then they could ask – through the official HR channels, of course.

Little Britain, for example, began on BBC Radio 4 (the same can be said for many successful TV shows on a variety of channels, of course).

The Sci Fi Channel, of course, is dedicated to what-if shows.

This is the channel, of course, on which Hill first appeared, back in 1997.

There is no such channel, of course, and no national effort to track runaway glaciers (unless Al Gore is working on something for "An Inconvenient Truth 2").

The campaign, created internally at USA, includes commercials on the channel, of course, but they are also appearing during shows on other cable channels like Lifetime and on screens in taxi cabs as well as on TV sets in Best Buy stores.

The film, which premiered on the big screen at the Venice film festival in September, aired in a 64-minute shortened version on American TV last week on Thanksgiving – on the ABC channel, of course (it's easy as 123 – see?). Lee himself had hopes of a theatrical release, particularly as audience figures were slightly disappointing – it looks and sounds so much better in cinemas.

But the new One model is made out of cold, lifeless plastic and will look right at home next to clock radios and cordless phones at Walmart – if it ever reaches that distribution channel of course.

For Basic Channel of course, I definitely like them very much, and have loads of records from them, from all of their aliases.

"What it hasn't done so far is create great flowering of publications or media channels, and of course I have an interest in that," Mr. Johnson said.