Sentence examples for plans channels from inspiring English sources
He plans channels devoted to foreign news, home shopping, electronic games and on-demand music videos, as well as controversial subjects such as gunmaker Smith & Wesson, which have a hard time getting exposure on mainstream TV.
"And plans for channels starts with BBC1, [it] needs to be on top form.
This would be a distinct advantage when developing marketing plans across channels, including online and offline ads, in-store promotions, and consumer promotions.
The study provides recommendations for policy-makers in regards to language planning, TV channels officials, Arabic language program education and future research.
Mr. Edwards and Mrs. Clinton have proposed plans to channel more money to government programs.
By the book's end Paternot has left the company, and he announces that he plans to "channel my creative drive into film".
Julie Andrews plans to channel the spirit of her original Broadway director when she recreates My Fair Lady, the show that made her a star, for the Sydney stage.
The singer is also behind advanced plans to channel unclaimed money in dormant bank accounts into funding a national network of cheap rehearsal space and recording studios.
"David has bold and imaginative plans for Channel 4 and he's kindly made clear there is still a place for me here," said Baker.
Balls will return with Jones on Saturday night to dance the charleston, for which he has said he plans to channel the fictional scarecrow Worzel Gummidge.
Despite its apparent rethink on the GIB, the government is expected to announce plans to channel private sector investment into renewables in other ways.
