Sentence examples for famous programme from inspiring English sources

He was never wealthy, and his famous programme was made on a shoestring from the start.

Packed with classic archive material, it charts the evolution of football's most famous programme and features new contributions from a host of footballing glitterati, including Jose Mourinho, Ryan Giggs, Thierry Henry, Gary Lineker, Wayne Rooney, Des Lynam and Alan Hansen.

Caerphilly was the first concentric castle in Britain, pre-dating Edward I's famous programme of concentric castles by a few years.

So it ended, but not before the famous Kennedy memorial programme on November 23 1963.

David Leigh, the Guardian's investigations editor, is also professor of reporting at City University in London and was a producer at the famous TV investigative programme World in Action.

The Indian government can learn from an alternative implementation strategy adopted in Brazil for the famous cash transfer programme, Bolsa Família.

The famous Monitor arts programme in which Larkin was seen church-going gave Bennett the creeps, for the poet could have been "on the verge of exposing himself".

The popular children's programme, famous for its whimsically named toys and its windowed set, had been on air for more than a decade by then.

Over the next 100 months, they could launch a Green New Deal, taking inspiration from President Roosevelt's famous 100-day programme implementing his New Deal in the face of the dust bowls and depression.

These years were dilettante in comparison with the body of work that followed, but they provided a bedrock of experience that was compounded by technical experience gained in television, first as part of the famous BBC Tonight programme, under Donald Baverstock, then Alastair Milne.

Not that James Alexander Gordon - or "Jag" - would boast in such a manner, for he's a modest man, but very proud, and rightly so, of the part he's played in the world's most famous radio sports programme.