Sentence examples for make channel from inspiring English sources
It helped make Channel 4 the most watched UK channel between 5.50pm and 6.30pm.
A spokesman for the Irish Traveller Movement said they had tried to make Channel 4 aware of their concerns.
"We've brought together the very best in screen and off screen talent to make Channel 4's coverage unmissable".
"I set out to make Channel 4 better, to leave it in a better state than I found it," he told the Guardian.
But Mr Lloyd, who said he had tried very hard to make Channel 4's coverage "different", said viewers were turned off by the stage-managed election campaigns.
Half the Sky – a book by Pulitzer Prize winners Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn – will be transformed into a colourful Facebook game where the decisions players make channel sponsors' money to a number of charities for women.
The firm has poured resources into redesigning its user interface to make channel-surfing easier.
Technology giants like Apple and Google, along with a wave of Silicon Valley start-ups, have a vision for the future that would make channel-surfing seem quaint.
They are pushing libraries of on-demand films to save people a trip to the video store, and electronic programme guides to make channel-surfing easier.
(YouTube for Schools' new Web site is chock full of resources on how to make channels, playlists, and safe access to great content for your classroom).
The obtained polymer foam had a low density and cells were connected to each other to make channels through the skin layer.
