Sentence examples for classic programmes from inspiring English sources
The figures were boosted by the decision to make a range of box sets and classic programmes available over Christmas.
The deal highlights how bidding wars between streaming giants drive up the value of classic programmes, with Ricky Gervais, co-creator of The Office, among those tipped as next in line for a payday.
During a career at the Manchester-based broadcaster that spanned 33 years from 1959, he oversaw a string of classic programmes including Brideshead Revisited, Jewel in the Crown and World in Action.
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In April of that year, ITV announced they would be making a range of classic programmes, including the adaptation of Northanger Abbey, available to purchase through the iTunes Store.
His voice – variously described as "relaxed", "gentle", rumbling" and "hypnotically calm" – was, above all, persuasive, apparently effortless in making the case for a quality of Irish life unfamiliar to young people, and to future generations in the 35-year run of his classic programme.
Mountford needs to be seen making his mark, but please don't dumb down what is a classic programme.
She pioneered women's standup comedy, was a legendary Hedda Gabler on stage and her unmistakable voice has enriched such classic television programmes as The Prisoner.
So we should make no apology for giving viewers another chance to watch some classic BBC programmes and modern family favourites again, as long as they are used carefully and offered alongside a distinctive mix of new programmes, like we have this Christmas.
The classic BBC programme was filmed from Chenies Manor in Buckinghamshire and shows collector of Star Wars memorabilia, Stephen Lane, describing how he travels around the world hunting down props and prized material.
Then I saw a classic album programme about Nevermind, and found myself thinking "Er, I quite like that song" and "Actually, this one isn't bad, either", and came round to a grudging acceptance.
