Sentence examples for brilliant programme from inspiring English sources

Cocker's mad, brilliant programme has long been a fixture on BBC6 Music.

At its height in the 90s, GMTV was a brilliant programme.

This was a brilliant programme: after the modernisms of the first half, you heard Liszt with different ears.

Therefore Michael Checkland (1987-92) was importantly an accountant and not a programme maker, as Milne was characterised as a brilliant programme maker who had not understood money.

I have judged awards where you know that a brilliant programme has been denied victory because the material submitted for entry is, frankly, crap.

I don't, however, see him as the right man for righting the ship.DIA: Sarah PalinMr Salam: If Sarah Palin focuses on energy policy and devises a brilliant programme to decarbonise the American economy and create millions of high-wage jobs, she will be very good for the Republican Party.

A brilliant programme-maker, stubborn and unbiddable, Milne was offloaded in an afternoon.

I do not believe the British public wants us to lose our creative nerve or to stop backing the thousands of brilliant programme-makers who touch almost every household in the land each week with content that enriches their lives.

And either by brilliant programme-planning or sheer luck, its production coincides with the presentation at the Piccolo Theatre across the road of a strangely parallel work: Pirandello's Tonight We Improvise, handsomely staged by the Piccolo's new director, Luca Ronconi.

"The BBC is about brilliant programmes for everyone.

And there are brilliant programmes – have you tried mindful hopping?