Sentence examples for bbc from inspiring English sources
proper noun
British Broadcasting Corporation.
- This programme was made by the BBC.
"It is serious and unfortunate what happened but there is no ban on Jeremy being on the BBC.
A film adaptation was released in 1971, and the show placed fourth in a BBC poll to find Britain's best sitcom in 2004.
"Lord Mandelson is just plainly wrong," she told the BBC.
"We know the virus is changing quite a lot," the human geneticist Dr Anavaj Sakuntabhai told the BBC website.
Details of the payment emerged in a report by the public spending watchdog published on Wednesday, which revealed that senior managers at the BBC were paid nearly £2m more than they were contractually obliged to over a three-year period.
BBC management had "verbal discussions" with BBC Worldwide, agreeing to meet the cost of her departure from the licence fee if she left the commercial division within two years.
I want to make sure that the BBC does everything it can to give the public confidence we are managing their money in the right way".
In a later Ask Farage programme on the BBC, the Ukip leader Nigel Farage said the rise of SNP shows Ukip could thrive even if Britain voted to stay in EU.
Man Booker prize-winning author Hilary Mantel delivered a spirited attack on her critics after the BBC was condemned over plans to broadcast her "mischievous" short story on the imagined assassination of Margaret Thatcher.
"I recognise that this latest nonsense from the Mail [on Sunday] is not about me or my work; it's a skirmish in a war with the BBC," she told the Guardian.
Clegg told BBC Radio 4's Broadcasting House yesterday morning: "He [Darling] needs to enjoy the public's trust when it comes to issues of financial probity, of money, of managing our nation's finances.
