Sentence examples for run on channels from inspiring English sources

It is particularly unfortunate that these shows run on channels like History and Discovery — outlets that once capitalized on the images and stories of nature's bounty.

(It actually predates "Food Revolution," having run on Channel 4 in Britain in 2009).

The first, Cucumber, will run on Channel 4 for eight episodes and follow the lives of Henry, 46, and his long-term boyfriend Lance.

There are still two years left to run on Channel 4's contract with Endemol and Mr Mahoney fully expects to see series 10 and 11.

Ricky Gervais has no need to fear offending viewers of traditional American television with his latest series, because it won't be broadcast there: Netflix said on Wednesday that it had acquired the rights to show "Derek," a new comedy program written, directed by and starring Mr. Gervais, following its run on Channel 4 in Britain.

Then there's Tofu, a set of short films about the lives and sexual escapades of "real people" that will run on Channel 4's website.

Then there's Tofu, a set of short films about the lives and sexual escapades of "real people", that will run on Channel 4's website.

Now, again, this is purely anecdotal, and while I watch a fair amount of prime-time television (more than I am usually comfortable admitting), perhaps all the ads are running on channels or shows that I don't watch.

Samples were run on one channel of the Illumina GAI.

Eurotrash, which ran on Channel 4 from 1993 to 2007, was one of the UK's most popular and long-running entertainment shows, gaining cult status for its low-budget feel, weekly parade of bizarre guests and its kitsch take on politics, fashion, sex and fame.

Richard & Judy has been running on Channel 4 since the pair quit long-running ITV1 show This Morning to join Channel 4 in 2001.