Sentence examples for a season of programmes from inspiring English sources

The BBC has announced a season of programmes examining the white working class.

Brain Culture: Neuroscience and Society is part of a season of programmes on the Brain on BBC Radio 4.

I guess I'm just not sure that I entirely saw the point of Legacy beyond the fact that the BBC had decided to have a season of programmes about the Cold War.

A Very British Ramadan is the first programme in 4Ramadan, a season of programmes on Channel 4 reflecting what life is like for Britain's Muslim population who observe the religious festival.

This summer the BBC has broadcast a season of programmes to celebrate what it calls the "great British love affair with the countryside".Why this revival of interest in outdoor pursuits?

The broadcaster, which was launched with a mission to appeal to minority audiences, will return to its controversial roots by screening a season of programmes around the Muslim period of prayer and fasting, which begins next Tuesday.

Alongside a new version of the classic BBC series Porridge which went out at 9.30pm on Sunday, Are You Being Served forms part of a season of BBC programmes to mark the 60th anniversary of the birth of the TV sitcom.

Vic Reeves will be restaging an early Dada art performance for a new season of programmes on BBC4.

Hunt spoke about the documentary as Channel 4 unveiled a new season of programmes on Tuesday, including daily morning prayers during Ramadan, a behind the scenes look at a Scottish murder trial and French sci-fi drama Rebound.

The results, to coincide with a new season of programmes about abstract art, will be weird and wonderful, and even "laugh-out-loud funny".

Attenborough spoke out ahead of his 90th birthday on Sunday 8 May – to be marked by a special season of programmes across the BBC – and days before the government is expected to publish its white paper on the future of the corporation.