Sentence examples for books programmes from inspiring English sources

Before joining Today, Naughtie hosted a weekly opera programme on Radio 3, and has since fronted books programmes.

This structural difficulty explains the lack of any dedicated theatre or books programmes on British TV, a frequent cause of lament from fans of those arts.

He added that Miller was "perhaps the last of the great Bloomsbury men... Of course, there are brilliant writers and editors now, but they live in a world where the squeeze on literary values and on books programmes, on high culture and carefulness, is fearsome and degrading.

It had a very fine books programme, indeed it was one of the mainstays of Sky Arts.

"I do think they should have a dedicated books programme … the BBC owes it to books to put something back.

And he appeared, at about the same time, in an early BBC2 books programme I was presenting, Writers' World.

It does seem mad to me that BBC4 doesn't have a books programme, while Sky Arts and More4 do.

Filming was dogged by bad weather, and the BBC lost confidence in the whole concept of a books programme at several points along the way.

We have already distributed materials that will help high school teachers improve the learning process in the classroom," said Sonia Schwartz, general coordinator of FNDE's books programme.

The children's books programme is jam packed with exciting events for kids, so the Guardian children's books site caught up with Michael to find out more about what's coming up and what he's most excited about.

McIlvanney had a stint as a presenter of a BBC books programme, a spell as a columnist for the newspaper Scotland on Sunday, and a number of periods as a teacher of creative writing at Scottish universities.