Sentence examples for a choice of programmes from inspiring English sources
It has taken more than two years to appear in the marketplace, but fans of ITV programmes will soon have the opportunity to pay between 99p and £4.99 for a choice of programmes, starting with 1,000 hours of older, archived shows, with online premieres and box set offers for entire series coming soon.
After this session firms were allocated a choice of programme and coach.
It can make three sizes of loaves, has a choice of 15 programmes, with five personal settings so bread-making pros can decide on their own timings for each stage.
They will end up either receiving nothing at all, or having to make do with a limited choice of programmes, or they will be left displaying pictures of quality well below what's available.The rules are changing because home entertainment is about to embark on one of the last big switches for the foreseeable future.
The REACH-HF intervention is a comprehensive self-care support programme comprising the 'Heart Failure Manual' (HF Manual), with a choice of two exercise programmes for patients, a 'Family and Friends Resource' for caregivers, a 'Progress Tracker' tool and a training course for intervention facilitators.
Without BBC television, it claims, most viewers would "have a greatly reduced choice of programmes they wanted to watch".
Therefore, the results are consistent with expectations with respect to differences in competency as a function of prior diplomas, choice of programmes within the transition system, gender, and migrant status, as well as the choice of specialization.
Added value: Students have a choice of British or American degree programmes, and many courses offer study abroad opportunities.
The choice of programmes during which to air the advert was telling.
He found that men were more likely than women to plan their viewing and that their tight grip on the remote was symbolic of their control over the choice of programmes.
He is not manacled or chivied in his choice of programmes.
