Sentence examples for fancy programme from inspiring English sources

"You don't need a fancy programme to work with it – you just need a pencil".

But when the Roman Empire absorbed Christianity into itself, thus creating Christendom, it bought off the Jesus movement's radical, almost anarchist-like instincts with a fancy building programme.

The Germans were obsessed with her because she didn't have the fancy coaches and training programmes and equipment that they did, her bikes were cobbled together – this housewife from Morley who was beating all their top athletes.

Check the website for details of their volunteer programme if you fancy mucking in – or out?

Gregg has just shouted to John about how there are only a couple of rounds left in a way that suggests they might both be a bit tired of this programme now and fancy a night down the pub without any celebrities thrusting meals in their faces.

#Davos January 24 , 201411.44am GMT On Greece,  Wolfgang Schauble admitted that he would not have fancied implementing such a tough austerity programme in Germany What the Greek population has had to bear is incredible.

He receives an audio feed, which he uses to programme the lights however he fancies.

Of course, many fans who fancy themselves as sports hacks apply to this programme.

Its limbo status was dramatised in the Queen's Speech on November 18th, a fancy-dress event that sets out the legislative programme (see article).

This winter the government must announce the results of its defence capability review – a fancy formula for deep cuts in the defence equipment programme of some £2bn for this year, and the two years following.

On yesterday's form Murray will fancy his chances tomorrow, assuming rain does not further complicate the programme.