Sentence examples for dominated programmes from inspiring English sources

Sibelius's symphonies have dominated programmes from the Proms to the Royal Festival Hall.

He says wind and solar projects should dominate programmes to boost renewable energy generation in Europe.

From a safety point of view, non-technical skills such as smooth cooperation and good communication deserve as much attention as theoretical knowledge and practical skills, which by tradition have dominated training programmes in anaesthesiology.

Anti-Arab gags dominated comedy programmes on state radio, while astonishment was expressed in parliament and in the newspapers at the cheek of the "little sheikhs" to the south, their confected country barely four decades old, daring to address the heirs of Cyrus the Great.

Many of the other categories are dominated by programmes made by BBC Wales with Sherlock, the Indian Doctor and the Story of Wales all shortlisted.

Large-scale works by Schumann and Chopin dominated her programme.

Although the LHC is not the only machine at CERN, it has dominated the programme for the past few years.

The two have recently recorded a Stravinsky disc together, and his music dominated their programme, through to the light-footed encores, his Tango and Circus Polka.

Metaphors of light and darkness also dominated his programme, which had Szymanowski's Métopes at its centre, flanked by Schumann and Bach's Sixth and First Partitas.

Softly-spoken, engaging (in the literal sense - he seemed to engage well with the questions he was asked) and straightforward, if you were to forget for a moment all the IRA stuff he probably dominated the programme.

All year Wa'ad has provided dozens of outstanding reports that have led and dominated our programme and have now been viewed hundreds of millions of times by people around the world.