Neither ITV's Britain's Got Talent, which drew 12.7 million viewers in May, nor BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing, with 11.7 million viewers, came close to drawing the viewing figures amassed by a homely show featuring people making cakes in a marquee.
Ordsall Community Arts encouraged isolated adults to draw the view from their high-rise estates in Salford, Manchester.
My dad was a landscape architect and during our family vacations growing up he would sit back and draw the view in his journal of whatever was in front of him.
We also discuss a genre analysis of successful statements submitted to three master's programs (Linguistics, Business Administration and Electrical Engineering) at a university in the US, drawing on the views of informants from these departments.
The focus group interviews, drawing upon the views and experience of 156 assorted participants passengers, bus operators, police, transport officials and bus owners produced a detailed and multi-faceted description of the problems.
Drawing on the views of both Weyl and Wigner, quantum objects are here understood as ontologically constituted, group theoretically, in terms of sets of invariants, such as rest mass, charge, spin, and so on (Castellani 1998a).
Drawing on the views of leaders in health literacy, we were keen to source tools that might take a broader approach to oral health literacy.
More extensively drawing on the views of those most vulnerable will help counter the dominant medical professional view in agenda-setting and may provide an alternate framing to the causes and consequences of mental health issues.
We used a mix of quantitative and qualitative data to investigate the functioning of HFCs as a community accountability mechanism, drawing on the views of health workers, HFC members, patients and district level managers.
