Sentence examples for caught programmes from inspiring English sources
Another sketch, Lark Pies to Cranchesterfield, the sepia-tinted tale of a poor flitcher and his daughter, Araminty, who left home to better herself in the post office ("Our Araminty's going to 'ave 'er 'air straightened!") caught programmes like Cranford and Victorian Farm Christmas full in the small of the back.
Television: I am away so much, so I rarely see live TV, but I use iPlayer to catch programmes.
The BBC's iPlayer is the legal UK face of this switch away from physical TV sets and the need to schedule time to catch programmes before they vanish.
Unless careful attention is paid to ensuring integrated and timely access to ART, patients may find themselves caught between programmes with signs and symptoms that are insufficient to prompt a clinical decision to start TB treatment, but are sufficient to delay acceptance into ART clinics.
Catch programmes such as Shostakovich, La Bohème and comedian Aziz Ansari this spring.
I've met a volunteer who caught the programme coordinator pilfering funds from an orphanage in Kenya.
Because of this, I caught the programme's Sven send-up, which managed to combine maximum unpleasantness with minimum humour.
I turned on the TV late last night and caught a programme about Keynes and the British war debt.
You can hear more from Accomazzo and Ferri in the BBC Radio 4 Frontiers special we recorded from mission control on Wednesday night - if you haven't already caught the programme.
Vaccination compartments were further stratified into routine infant, routine adolescent, or catch up programmes to allow for different durations of protection from vaccination between the different elements of the vaccine programme, as was seen after the meningococcal group C conjugate vaccine campaign.
Many are involved in the state's groundbreaking Catch programme, which offers women facing jail terms for soliciting and prostitution an alternative in the form of a three-year residential recovery and reintegration programme.
