Sentence examples for off the channel from inspiring English sources

In 1985, Messer was taken off the Channel 11 team and called games exclusively on WABC Radio.

BBC Three - the digital TV channel that brought us Gavin & Stacy, Little Britain and The Mighty Boosh - will be switched off, the channel going completely online.

"City Slivers," a film by Gordon Matta-Clark, will kick off the Channel; the film made its 1976 debut in a similar fashion, projected onto a building facade.

Appointed earlier this year, Gurassa's previous involvement in privatisations had led to speculation that he might have been brought in specifically to sell off the channel.

By around 9.45pm, Seim shut off the live-stream, cutting off the channel into their pained deliberations about what to do next.

Carol Vorderman's quiz show, Britain's Brainiest, is turning into one of ITV's dumbest with almost 7m viewers switching off the channel when the show comes on.

Additionally, the trade-off of the channel capacity-delay time can be applied to this scenario.

Consistent with the kinetic results, the X-ray crystal structure of D778Y shows that the main channel pathway is not impacted; however, an off-cavity pathway is closed off from the channel.

An entry could've been taken when the MACD line bounced off the new channel's 50% or mean line (approximately $45).

However, it can also serve as a sample preparation module where the collected fractions are ported off the main channel with orthogonal side channels.

John and Lisa were in the front, John at the wheel; the rest of us, the kids, were in the back as we set off for the Channel tunnel.