Sentence examples for bulk of the programmes from inspiring English sources
"When Jay's talking about a car full of girls as a muff wagon, you're thinking: 'You are so stupid.'" The ostentatious insults that form the bulk of the programmes jokes – and many of which come from Jay – are fully scripted.
Russian music – Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto, Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony – formed the bulk of the programme.
The bulk of the programme consisted of western European works inspired by the Middle East, some of them over-the-top, some teetering uncomfortably on the edge of orientalism.
Although the bulk of the programme's records were destroyed after it was shut down in 1973 (further adding to the sense of mystery), a 1977 Senate select committee hearing ("Project MKUltra, the CIA's Program of Research in Behavioral Modification") confirmed the most notorious avenue of research – that agents "drugged American citizens without their knowledge".
Certainly the bulk of the festival programme post-dates the 2001 US-led invasion.
The answers given by the boys and girls formed the bulk of the ICDB special programme".
This is the moment when the bulk of details about the programme are decided, such as the total cost, the number of boats and the way that they will be built.
But in 21st-century Australia, the vast bulk of the country's migration programme is barely discussed.
I know this will be a shock to everybody in the UK but the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has already conceded that it will not on its own form the next government of the United Kingdom.Bagehot: No PR: And on that basis, we therefore have to recognise that the bulk of any programme for government will come from the manifesto of either the Labour Party or the Conservative party.
In Finnish salmon farming, farmed broodfish produce the bulk of the eggs needed in restocking programmes.
