Sentence examples for an interesting programme from inspiring English sources
The centre still has an interesting programme of drama, dance, comedy, music and film.
That might have made an interesting programme, but this one was looking at a wartime food shortage (TV and radio, 11 October, page 22, G2).
It's an interesting programme, with some of its speculations about the important difference between time and the instruments for measuring it demanding to be listened to more than once.
Shakespeare certainly did not write the rebel Jack Cade as a hero; an interesting programme note by Richard Wilson explains that he may have been digging at Christopher Marlowe in his depiction of the rabblerouser.
Or how about this for a documentary topic – The Whale Menopause Killer whales are the only species, other than humans, which go through the menopause and Radio 4 gave us an interesting programme about it.
The thought did occur that Greg Dyke might have his own motives for covert sabotage, but he held his hand and delivered an interesting programme that went into the credit column.
SINGAPOREAN television showed an atypically interesting programme last week.
"Some of it was really on the edge of what we could do but it was a really interesting programme and prompted a huge amount of response," adds Angus.
There is now a really interesting programme in place and a feeling that the gallery is somehow unafraid.
It was all harmless enough, I suppose, if all you were up for was a lighthearted romp and a bit of laugh at Phil Collins' and Kajagoogoo's expense, but the occasional allusion to record company manipulation and infighting hinted at a very much more interesting programme that remained unmade.
