Sentence examples for call the programme from inspiring English sources

"We call the programme 'farm-to-market solar energy'," Romano said, at his office in central Houston.

If the BBC wants to justify its religious preferences then it should call the programme Religious Thought for the Day.

You see the mothers rooting for their girls but also proxy flirting (I call the programme Pimp My Daughter), flattered by the attentions of a young man - and not entirely on their daughter's behalf.

The programme controller said after 7pm we want you to tone everything down, people will be coming back from work and they want to relax and we want you to play relaxing jazz and we are going to call the programme 'Dinner Jazz'.

All part of what you might call the programme's rich tapestry.

Participants received regular earnings, so that we call the programme wage-paying work opportunities.

Savage calls the programme's audience "people who aren't passionate about music.

"OK, clients, check in with your supports to make sure you've got enough to eat," called the programme's dietitian, Sonja Stotz.

There may have been an episode when she thought he was gay but no one would dream of calling the programme homophobic.

"My view is that I don't have a view," said the general, regarding the propriety of techniques used in what the CIA, very hot on euphemisms, also calls "the Programme".

Almost 30 years ago a German engineer, Ernst Dickmanns, working out of Munich University in association with Daimler-Benz, piloted a project called the "Programme for a European Traffic of Highest Efficiency and Unprecedented Safety" (or "Prometheus").