Sentence examples for flick channels from inspiring English sources

At home, we flick channels if a programme bores us for even a few seconds.

It is widely panned but I enjoy it, and whenever it is showing on ITV4 as I flick channels I always find myself stopping to watch.

Flicking channels, I caught Jarvis Cocker, Jackson's one-time Brit Awards nemesis, in the 1995 video for Pulp's "Common People".

Mary McCartney was flicking channels one day when she came across an old episode of the US sitcom Will & Grace.

His deflated and newly expanded old chap filled the screen as I flicked channels after In the Night Garden.

Flicking channels on TV recently, he came across The Queen and "put my head in my hands - and my family just thought that was pathetic".

Flicking channels in despair, you'll find on BBC2 a documentary that tells the story of a terrorist attack on an Algerian gas facility.

This guy should have flicked channels onto Ethiopian state TV, where he might have seen Irish pop star Bob Geldof, who is incredibly still considered a go-to political and economic pundit nearly 30 years after Live Aid.

I'll lie in bed for a couple of hours, then go turn on the TV and flick through the channels until I find something that holds my attention, often on the film channels.

We have developed a neat live channel switcher so you can easily flick between channels just like on your TV or radio.

At the Oxfam guesthouse, a group of aid workers flick between channels on the satellite television before they finally decide on a glitzy French variety show.