Sentence examples for switch over for from inspiring English sources
Pubs across the country will be able to switch over for the National without provoking the ire of supporters around the bar.
"It took 10 extra years for FM to become No. 1 in New York because our audience was so loyal, they wouldn't switch over for better versions of the same music," Mr. Ingram said.
Jonathan Pritchard of Oriel Securities said: The government will outline its plans for digital switch over for radios tomorrow: we think that this will bring Halfords potential as a winner in retailing car radios to the fore.
But Apple has launched a support page for the feature which says that phones will only switch over for less data-intensive tasks, like email, rather than heavy ones like streaming videos.
I mean you go from at a place like CNN which is the most dreadful network on the planet, we have a couple of friends there, as a matter of fact I saw two of them last night--I thought I'd switch over for just a second...I said I can't watch this!
Then I switched over for the Scarlets and Glasgow: it was another good game but a full stadium makes such a difference.
Marv Levy, a former Bills coach, followed the game on the Internet until his local television station in Chicago switched over for the final few minutes.
There's a great swath of the population that adore this guy; enough for the Beeb to feel comfortable chucking him an hour of year's-end primetime without fear of people switching over for Waterworld on ITV.
Don't get too attached if you're not looking to spend a few bucks; while the service will be free at first, it'll eventually switch over to for-pay at some undetermined date.
MAKING CONVERTS: Here's something else about digital television that's on politicians' minds: the prospect that their constituencies won't switch over from analog in time for the so-called ''analog sunset'' — the moment on Feb. 17 when TV stations will no longer broadcast in that format.
During the 1994 World Cup, it became de rigeur to listen to Andres Cantor on Univision -- or to switch over only for replays of his "Goooaaalll!" call.
