Sentence examples for engaging programme from inspiring English sources

£2-£3, 26a Long Row, 07961 021019, On Facebook Housed in a Victorian school building, this artist-run studio complex hosts exhibitions (open to public, Fri/Sat) and, according to Steve Mapp, boss at Broadway arts cinema, an "engaging programme of events where artists share, experiment and learn with the public about visual art".

But throughout this engaging programme, looking at people's experience of the phenomenon since the 40s, individuals responded remarkably differently to it.

Despite tuning difficulties caused by a broken string, the Rose Consort of Viols presented an engaging programme based on the Elizabethan vogue for child actors.

Our aim is to make an engaging programme which has a mix of great entertainment and fun, human interest and credible news, with some distinctive journalism that both appeals to the existing audience and also welcomes in new viewers.

Things Called Jazz That Are Not Jazz was an engaging programme that started off whimsically, with presenter and "failed jazz musician" Russell Finch showing some jazz-labelled artefacts to Stewart Lee.

Engaging programmes like Drugs Live serve this purpose quite well, but TV does not need to commission new science to achieve this noble goal.

IHG holds this data through its Green Engage programme, which features third-party auditing of its 4,700 hotels.

The Prevent programme would be recast – as an Engage programme – to overcome its toxic reputation in some parts of the Muslim community.

The MPs' inquiry into tackling radicalisation also recommends that the government's Prevent programme should be rebranded as the Engage programme to remove its already "toxic" associations in the Muslim community.

When communities are engaged in programme development and implementation, the benefits extend beyond the scope of the project itself, promoting the kind of self-confidence and self-reliance that accelerate the fight against poverty.

They drop out of programmes, they are hard to engage, their programmes are expensive and they have a multitude of issues.