Sentence examples for described in the programme from inspiring English sources

Isabella, Turkish soprano Ezgi Kutlu, is described in the programme as "a sort of 19th-century Sophia Loren, determined to get back her man," though in her dark glasses and New Look frocks, we're more reminded of Ava Gardner.

His off-schedule presentation in Brick Lane, current spiritual home of fashion's as-yet-undiscovered, was cryptically described in the programme notes as "a reflection on excessive consumerism and sustainable growth".

A performance at Frankfurt's prestigious Schauspielhaus theatre ended in chaos after four of Germany's top actors decided "as an experiment" to substitute vodka for water during a performance of a play described in the programme notes as a "crazy depiction of one of the most famous alcoholic benders in world literature".

Tudor's Jardin Aux Lilas, first produced on January 26 , 1936 to Chausson's Poëme, was described in the programme: "Caroline, amidst the continuous interruptions of her friends, tries to take a last farewell of her lover before she is married to a man she does not love".

The Panel reviewed the proposed forestry activities described in the Programme of Work and Budget 2004-05, and confirmed that the priorities set out in the MTP 2004-09 adequatelytely reinforced in the programme.

All results will be described in the Programme's final report and as papers in peer-reviewed journals.

Nevertheless, the annual check-ups are an essential part of the DMPs, and we consider them a good indicator of whether the practice has implemented a more systematic approach to chronic care as described in the programmes.

AETN, which had sign-off on all the content that would appear in the advertorial, said it believed that the article was an "accurate version of the events described in the TV programme".

Robshaw was described in the match programme as "the most important person in the country," a quantum leap of faith in a man who, away from the game, is a surprisingly gentle, quietly amenable character.

In stark contrast to their high-flying opponents, Swansea entered the game in the midst of a torrid spell chairman Huw Jenkins described in the match programme as the hardest of his 12 years at the helm.

While difficulties in programme implementation are often described in the literature or in programme evaluations, they are rarely linked back to the policy-making process.