Sentence examples for brilliant programmes from inspiring English sources

"The BBC is about brilliant programmes for everyone.

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

"These figures show audiences' enduring appetite for a wide range of distinctive content and how digital media can bring brilliant programmes to an even wider audience," she said.

He adds that the BBC is a "wonderful organisation" that delivers brilliant programmes, but recognises that he must act quickly on severance payments.

"Our readers and the STV audience get the best of both worlds - brilliant programmes and lots of previews, interviews and gossip".

If you are female you have to vote, even if you've broken your ankle, dislike all the potential rulers whether local or national, and don't really believe that there are any brilliant programmes on offer.

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

I find it incredibly touching as well, and think it's a brilliant programme.

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

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.