Sentence examples for fabulous programmes from inspiring English sources

From Peep Show to Slumdog Millionaire to The Inbetweeners to Red Riding, I was incredibly proud of so many fabulous programmes made during my tenure.

It has been an exhilarating ride – plenty of fabulous programmes and films, lots of great people – and, yes, the odd cock-up.

David Chater, writing for The Times, gave an extremely positive review, saying the episode was "the funniest, cleverest, most imaginative and original television I have seen for as long as I can remember - one of those fabulous programmes where time stands still and the world around you disappears".

Admit Jonathan Creek was a fabulous programme.

And don't overlook the Edinburgh international book festival's fabulous programme for children.

Mr Grade swept in with plans to make money from selling fabulous new programmes, which were abandoned when falling advertising revenues meant no money to develop them.ITV has been doing pretty sensible things in the circumstances, says Toby Syfret of Enders Analysis, a media consultancy: cutting staff, budgets and regional costs while trying to keep investment in content as steady as possible.

A superstar addition to a sensational event, as well as to Hull 2017's fabulous music programme". Further information about Radio 1's Big Weekend 2017, including the full line-up and ticketing details, will be announced on Radio 1 in the coming weeks and months.

These paintings revel in obscene food, delectable offerings in a world of troubled relationships with our bodies - 40% of UK women on a diet at any one time; a quarter of the US population clinically obese; the rise of filthy, fabulous foodie cookery programmes, and the simultaneous introduction of magazines such as Celebrity Bodies.

You want to watch a fabulous Notts TV programme?

The Met is also a public museum, one of the world's greatest - but it was founded and has largely been maintained by private money, and for all its marvellous displays, fabulous exhibitions, myriad education programmes and galaxy of free events (free that is once you have paid the "recommended" entrance fee of $20) there remains an overwhelming feeling that They own it.

This was a fabulous, funny, insightful little programme, which reminded again that comedy takes ages to get right and that it's not enough to shout "knob pooh crotch" down the phone.