Sentence examples for a final programme from inspiring English sources

"Melvyn intends to examine class – upper class, middle class and working class – through all forms of culture, with a final programme on what has happened to our ideas of class in the last 50 years or so," said Janice Hadlow, the channel's controller.

A Master's thesis was often mentioned as a final programme component.

The study demonstrated that patients are prepared to forego surgery in favour of a final programme of non-operative management, with only two patients refusing to take part from a total of 22 approached.

The final programme in a gripping series scrutinising a potential miscarriage of justice over a US High School murder was available for download today, keenly awaited by millions who – if seeking a tidy conclusion to an outwardly simple murder case – may have been disappointed.

In retrospect, it's easy to place The Final Programme as a product of the same culture (and period) that spawned Gravity's Rainbow, Trout Fishing in America, Giles Goat-Boy and The Atrocity Exhibition – part of the headspace opened up by the associative riffs and "routines" of William Burroughs's The Naked Lunch.

The sixth and final programme included a testimony by Joseph Gorman, who called himself Joseph Sickert and claimed to be the illegitimate son of noted painter Walter Sickert.

An ITV spokesman said: "We took legal steps which resulted in Dispatches making changes to its final programme last night – a number of the most serious and defamatory allegations against those featured were not broadcast.

And I think that it's possible, when you die, that there is a final exit programme that goes into effect.

2.14am GMT In pictures: Writers' Week Adelaide Writers' Week drew to a close yesterday, with a final day programme that included a slightly surreal session in which Christos Tsiolkas and Jeet Thayil discussed how to capture the effects of opium and amphetamines on the page, before an outwardly genteel crowd politely sitting in a manicured garden.

Whelan's recent six-week ban from football activity for using racist language went unmentioned, but a man with an occasional tendency to talk himself into trouble was ill-served by his ghostwriter: his final programme notes got off to a false start with the message: "Tonight we welcome Cardiff City".

Grandage announced details of his final programme today, which will also include a New York outing for his acclaimed King Lear and a string of shows including Harold Pinter's Moonlight, John Osborne's Inadmissible Evidence starring Douglas Hodge, Shakespeare's Richard II and Luise Miller by Schiller.