Sentence examples for describe the programme from inspiring English sources

She attended a programme of therapy run by Hugh Lillingston, a neuro-linguistic programmer, and it was like taking a magic pill (which is how some of the soldiers describe the programme).

The reduced price tags have prompted political opponents to pledge to take to the streets once again and also to describe the programme as more of a "sell-out" than "sell-off".

Critics coined the phrase "the Richard & Judy effect" to describe the programme's power to boost sales, which echoed the success of the similar books-on-the-sofa slot on US hit television show Oprah.

In this paper, we describe the programme and present some preliminary results.

The added value of the immersive setting was further supported by the transformative, aspirational vision of the programme shared by many retreat participants; in comparison, boys who only participated in the classroom sessions tended to describe the programme aims more modestly – as helping students learn, or to raise awareness.

Participants were asked to write the three words they felt best described the programme so far.

The mayor described the programme of activities provided by Eton and said all pupils should enjoy the same sporting advantages.

Bennett described the programme as "thought-provoking" and said the six-part Accused series is "a set of morality tales".

The DWP, however, describes the programme as a "real success" that offers better value for money than previous schemes.

In accepting the award, Walters initially described the programme as being axed, but then thought better of it.

The judges described the programme as 'an illuminating analysis of the Brand/Ross affair, which combined an informal sound with being really well informed.