Sentence examples for groundbreaking channel from inspiring English sources

He first gained national attention as Tommy McArdle in the gritty, groundbreaking Channel Four soap opera Brookside, created by Phil Redmond.

On Kaya Scodelario's phone is a message thread called "Skins Fam", connecting the north London actress with her fellow alumni from Skins, the groundbreaking Channel 4 teenage drama in which she was cast at 14 as the combustible Effy.

Owner Stewart Lund tells me over the phone that Kiss Me TV was started by himself and the late grime hero Darren Platt – founder of the groundbreaking Channel U – in 2014 after they "saw that [TV dating services] Rabbit and Gay Rabbit were profitable, and that there was an opportunity to start a similar service".

If the team behind a groundbreaking new Channel 4 series starting this week is right, soon there'll be a fourth option; d) consult your TV.

Though you may not hear much music on MTV these days, radio personality Mark Goodman helped build the groundbreaking music channel as one of the five original "video jockeys" back in 1981.

Paris Lees The editor of META magazine quickly established herself in the gay press through Trans Media Watch and with groundbreaking progress on Channel 4. Her digital publication, META, is aimed at the trans community, and launches next month.

No more Wolf Halls, no more groundbreaking Dispatches [on Channel 4], just a broadcasting landscape where the only determinate of whether it gets made is whether it lines the pockets of shareholders.

Ten years after Sir David Attenborough narrated the channel's groundbreaking epic Planet Earth, the 90-year-old broadcaster has returned for part two, a lavish six-part series that will screen on BBC1 from Sunday 6 November.

Roderick McKinnon's groundbreaking work on potassium channels illuminates the molecular basis of electrophysiology, provides a framework for designing new therapeutics, and (perhaps most importantly) confirms that all-atom structural biology of membrane-bound proteins is feasible [5].

David Lynch, who swapped film for TV in the early 1990s with Twin Peaks, will resurrect the groundbreaking drama for another US channel, Showtime, next year.

An album or so later, Jools Holland went off to front Channel 4's groundbreaking yoof show The Tube with Paula Yates, leaving songwriting partnership Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford to just get on with crafting great pop numbers such as Pulling Mussels from a Shell, Tempted, Labelled with Love, Black Coffee in Bed and Annie Get Your Gun.