Sentence examples for day of programmes from inspiring English sources

At the end of March I was invited to Radio Muska, an FM radio station run by women, broadcasting 12 hours a day of programmes on childcare, reading and learning, cookery, household care and poetry.

A total of 8.8% (n = 58/662) of those who attended the programme signed up to the NHS ODR on the day of the programme.

The programme had its biggest impact not only in terms of getting people to sign up on the day of the programme but also in terms of how much respondents felt they had learned, whether they felt that their attitudes had changed and whether they felt more able to talk to their family members about organ donation on those who did sign up on that day.

Walking into the bank's offices on the first day of the programme, all the experiences of my former life came flooding back and I knew I had made the right decision to return.

This was done at the beginning and the end of each day of the programme.

On the first day of the programme an introduction to the research was held.

The reasons given by those who did sign up on the day of the programme and those who did not sign up on that day are different.

A total of 8.8% (n = 58/662) of those respondents who had not already signed up to the NHS Organ Donor Register did so on the day of the programme.

The percentage of men who signed up on the day of the programme (10.3%) was slightly greater than the percentage of women who did so (7.5%) (P = 0.254).

Of those who had not previously signed up but who did so on the day of the programme, most (75%; n = 42) had previously considered signing.

Asian people were more likely to sign up on the day of the programme when compared against all other groups (11% compared with 2.8%: P = 0.003) (Table 3).