Sentence examples for all sorts of programmes from inspiring English sources

All sorts of programmes, many dull but worthy, are being developed.Recently a Serbian envoy told his Western colleagues that the best way to help pro-European Serbs was to make sure that the rest of the region made no progress towards Brussels so long as Serbia's bid was stalled.

John was soon in demand for all sorts of television programmes.

/…/I don't have enough time to spend with the students doing their work practice anymore because I have to leave a resource for myself to be able to sit at the computer after the practice finishes and dive into filling out the e-school, completing all sorts of learning programmes, well, there's an awful lot of things that have been added.

Is Ofcom telling us that it is in the business of ordering what sorts of programmes broadcasters ought to make?

I think that there won't be any successor to David because those sorts of programmes are going to be increasingly difficult to make.

Yet his years of surprising rectitude are still lodged in the public mind; and in Al Gore's mind, with his instinctive resistance to the sorts of programmes that would have made Democrats salivate in the past.

"I guarantee that their ability to sell stuff that has a marketable side will make the BBC more likely to commission those sorts of programmes," says a rival in the business.

"There are very few places in television, I think, where you will be offered the opportunity to make as many eclectic, different sorts of programmes as you can still make on BBC2".

Commercial rivals say this claim to be above commercial motivation is preposterous: "I guarantee that their ability to sell marketable stuff makes them more likely to commission those sorts of programmes," says one executive at Viacom's Nickelodeon.Mr Gavin insists that the tension between the commercial and public-service impulses has not led to editorial compromise.

The IMF's lending is just to permit us to have these sorts of programmes with the government that allow the government to discipline itself and benefit from our technical assistance and show to their own population and to the donors that they are moving in the right direction.

Facilitators: What sorts of programmes or support does the clinician think would help patients consider doing home haemodialysis?