Sentence examples for ceremony programme from inspiring English sources

"Last one to leave the stadium please turn off the lights" - read the final line of the Paralympic closing ceremony programme.

Was it significant that, contrary to the promises of the ceremony programme, the smoke trailed by the nine Hawk aircraft was not blue and white alone, but red, white and blue?

The ceremony's programme described the performance as dramatising "the struggle between life and death using such powerful images of mortality as dust and the setting sun".

After walking onto the Glastonbury Tor, Brunel delivered Caliban's "Be not afeard" speech, reflecting Boyle's introduction to the ceremony in the programme and signifying an aspiration of new industry or a new era in Britain.

Flag hoisting ceremonies and cultural programmes take place in governmental and non-governmental institutions throughout the country.

The Olympics closing ceremony was the most-watched programme, with an average of 24.5 million viewers, followed by the opening ceremony with 24.2 million.

A casket was buried under the foundation stone which held 1959 Scout mementoes, stamps, coins, photographs, etc., and a programme of the ceremony.

Nielsen reckons that 13% of people who watched the Academy Awards ceremony this year went online during the programme, up from 9% last year.

Coverage of the handover ceremony will be in a special programme on BBC Two at 5.15pm on Thursday.

The Choir: Military Wives was hugely successful for BBC Two and was named best factual entertainment programme at Friday's ceremony.

BBC Radio 3's Katie Derham and Petroc Trelawny will present the show and a special programme dedicated to the ceremony will be broadcast on Radio 3 on 13 May.