Sentence examples for end of a programme from inspiring English sources

Ah, this is what Earthflight (BBC1, Sunday) has been crying out for since it started – the how-they-did-it bit, usually a section at the end of a programme, here a whole programme at the end of the series.

Woods added that in meetings "she gives you her full attention, appearing not to be very busy even if she is, and the notes at the end of a programme are helpful".

Unilever's executives were worried when one of the teams came up with an idea full of sexual innuendo and a gay theme.Some people think that paid product placement is sinister, and that it should be banned, or at the very least clearly disclosed in credits at the end of a programme.

Under Ofcom regulations, broadcasters must inform viewers by displaying the letter 'P' for three seconds at the start and end of a programme that contains product placement.

Yes, it's great to have lighting and perhaps not a huge problem if you have to switch to another source later in the evening but no one wants to sit down and watch TV or use a PC only to have the battery cut out before the end of a programme.

Lower implementation rates towards the end of a programme should therefore be taken into account by programme developers, by including essential programme elements earlier on in a programme.

The European Council asked the Council of Ministers and the Commission to adopt, by the end of 2000, a "programme" of measures to implement the principle of mutual recognition.

University participation has suffered in 2011, following budget cuts, tuition fee rise and end of Aimhigher, a programme to raise higher education aspirations of young people and co-ordinate inter-university activities As 2012 approaches, it is time to chalk out main priorities for widening participation in the new HE landscape.

Another listener added: "What a mess at the end of a lovely programme!" A Radio 2 spokeswoman apologised and said the mistake was down to human error.

Given the "serious nature" of the breach, the corporation must air an apology on BBC1 at the beginning or end of a Panorama programme, the trust ruled.

One night late in 1973, I was driving to a dinner party when I caught the tail end of a radio programme about Eva Perón.