Sentence examples for any one programme from inspiring English sources

This isn't a problem restricted to any one programme or media outlet – and it is complicated by the real need for balanced reporting.

Interviewer, columnist, pop star, designer, DJ or mother?" She is a pop singer best known for a single released in the early noughties, a trained pianist who has released two classical albums with tracks that she largely "curated" rather than performed, a TV presenter not popularly associated with any one programme or channel.

It is important to be aware of the links across programmes and, therefore, how changes in expenditure on one programme may impact on others.

Players need to be on one programme to develop all the criteria required to be world-class athletes.

Complaints focused on the World at One programme on Radio 4 on Friday, which featured the Australian sceptic Bob Carter.

Wilson presented one programme on the eve of Liverpool's 1978 European Cup final wearing a FC Bruges rosette.

"It's got a mythical status... but I don't think we should get hung up on that one programme.

The height of his art, however, is his podcast Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness, which recently became the number one programme on the iTunes podcast chart.

The alumni of this one programme alone have gone on to do phenomenal things.

Third, the decline of almost all audiences means that no one programme, or organisation any longer has the natural authority of dominance.

On BBC Radio 4's World at One programme, McVey said the government stood by its original estimates.