Sentence examples for began the programme from inspiring English sources

Billed first in the credits, Dominic West began the programme as its star.

Hrůša began the programme with a neat and vital account of Smetana's Bartered Bride overture, though its bubbling woodwind writing needed to cut through more.

The agency, which is charged by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) with preventing the outbreak of animal disease, began the programme in 2006.

Here members of the MCO began the programme with a spick-and-span rendition of the bright and breezy Octet, an alternately boisterous and thoughtful piece from the early years of the Russian composer's neoclassical period.

Veterans suggested that Uber began the programme as a PR exercise to win over the American public, though Uber says that it is keen on hiring military veterans because of their strong work ethic and because they work well for the company.

The harp's association with angels in the Concertstück hinted at Christmas, and there was no doubting the sense of festivity in Samuel Barber's Die Natali, Chorale Preludes for Christmas, which began the programme, and Leroy Anderson's Christmas Festival, which completed it.

Richard begins the programme on the Spurn Lifeboat with coxswain Dave Steenvoorden.

Helen begins the programme on the river Avon, travelling through Tewkesbury past the Abbey and down onto the Severn.

Richard Uridge begins the programme aboard The Filla, the ferry that shuttles back and forth three times a week between Lerwick and Skerries.

Most of them had recently begun the programme, and mentioned it was "too early" for change.

For example, several said they had not been approached to take part in the MMP until their child was well into their RT treatment, and would have appreciated the ability to begin the programme earlier.