Sentence examples for days of the programme from inspiring English sources

When the DVR became mainstream, advertisers and networks agreed to count eyeballs only if they watched live or within three days of the programme airing.

There is an investigatory powers tribunal to look into complaints that the data gathered by GCHQ has been improperly used, but the agency reassured NSA analysts in the early days of the programme, in 2009: "So far they have always found in our favour".

In Rajasthan, remembers Dr Khera, children would be served unappetising meals of boiled wheat spiked with sugar and salt in the early days of the programme.

By mid-afternoon of the day of the programme, protesters had begun gathering outside Television Centre and there were also protesters outside regional BBC offices.

On the day of the programme, the former Labour Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, said that the BBC would "bear moral responsibility" for any rise in racist attacks in Britain.

The 30 contestants were divided into three teams of ten named Team 1, Team 2 and Team 3, and each group met in a different London location on 10 June, the day of the programme's launch.

The BBC Deputy Director General, Mark Byford, also defended the decision on the day of the programme, saying: "[The BNP] should have the right to be heard, be challenged, and for the public who take part in Question Time and the viewers to make up their own minds about the views of the BNP.

At the health centre, she runs the day-to-day work of the programme – from vaccinating children to holding education sessions with mothers.

The organisers only had a few days' notice of the programme, but the hall was packed and a TV crew was there.

Even Winterbourne View was not closed within four working days of the Panorama programme [showing abuse of vulnerable patients by staff] being broadcast".

The era also saw the early days of the space programme and the selection of the US's first astronauts, known as the Mercury Seven.