Sentence examples for bring the programme from inspiring English sources

It does, however, bring the programme a lot closer to real life, no? Kathryn Flett is away.

Vorderman helped her late co-host Richard Whiteley (the Mayor of Wetwang) to bring the programme a cult status, and even won the heart of George Clooney when he caught the show on a visit to Britain.

As a first stage, Jowell would provide funding through the Greater London authority to bring the programme to the 100 primary schools with the highest proportion of children on free school meals, to get the scheme under way in her first full year as mayor of London.

Poulenc's Banalités brought the programme to a close, its sad wit and brittle humour finely judged.

Dutilleux's sole string quartet, Ainsi La Nuit – surely one of his works most likely to survive – brought the programme to a close.

Marsh became the editor of PM in August 1989 and moved to edit The World at One in 1993 before bringing the programmes together under a single editor in 1996.

This will bring the loyalty programme – under which members receive a 5% reward every time they buy a Co-op own-brand product or service with another 1% for local charities – online.

The Active Change Foundation, a non-governmental organisation dealing with issues such as violent extremism in the community, now hopes to bring the Hayat programme to the UK.

The profession needs to make choices that will bring the training programme to a level that is connected to Europe as well as incorporated within the Dutch medical profession itself.

Anyway, it's about the value we bring in the programme.

Labour's new policy chief is in no hurry to bring forward the programme on which the party will fight a 2015 general election.