Sentence examples for bbc running from inspiring English sources
"If you cut him in half you would find the letters BBC running through him," says another.
This country is like a stick of rock with the BBC running all the way through it.
That it was all entirely meaningless didn't prevent the BBC running with it as a headline the next morning.
The show was an immediate success, with the BBC running a second series straight after the first.
He was behind an infamous prank last year that led to the BBC running a news package on a hoax Youtube video purporting to show urban foxhunters.
Burns could also perform this, Patricia Hodgson (recently appointed chair of Ofcom) has the BBC running in her blood, though the personable and shrewd Helen Alexander apparently won't do it.
Real tore into promoted Gijón at the Bernabeu and were 4-0 ahead inside the first 20 minutes as Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Benzema, collectively known in Spain as "BBC", ran riot.
He has observed the competition for British talent, programmes and formats grow appreciably in the decade since he joined ABC from his final BBC job, running US cable channel BBC America.
In England, BBC 1 runs a commercial in which Belle flies from one London rooftop to another before crawling through a window and clicking on the Beeb; the filmmaker Luc Besson produced "Yamakasi," a movie that centers on the phenomenon; and the parkouristes say they are in discussions with Britain's Channel 4 to appear in a documentary.
At the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, Ms Jowell is advised by Bill Bush, formerly head of political research at the BBC, while Tim Suter, yet another ex-BBC man, runs the ministry's broadcasting division.So much in commonCommercial broadcasters argue that the intertwining of the BBC and Labour is evidence of some sort of conspiracy.
It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of British comedy, and "BLACK ADDER" was a great BBC series that ran from 1983 through 1989 and starred Rowan Atkinson.
