Sentence examples for find a programme from inspiring English sources

Not Five, nor one of the other channels you might expect to find a programme with such a shouty, tabloid title.

Nevertheless Miss Toosey found it "pleasant to find a programme that caters for the more intelligent viewer and still provides high quality entertainment".

I found a programme online that could track the movement of the planets through the constellations of the zodiac.

He and Wheldon, he remembered in his autobiography, "both believed that the BBC's core duty was to entertain the public, for the simple reason that unless listeners and viewers found a programme agreeable they wouldn't stay with it long enough to be educated or informed".

You'll find a full programme of events and details of the route of the march here.

I scrolled through the channels trying to find a Sunday programme that might carry a news flash.

If the Opera House and ENO could find a way to programme some of that passion, people might stop griping about the price and buy a ticket.

In the current climate, I'm sure you'll find a fellowship or programme which will enable you to successfully transfer yourself from the academic to the commercial world.

Popular content management systems, such as WordPress, Joomla and Drupal, help organise your websites, and because they are open-source it means you are far more likely to find a plug-in programme from the developer community that will give your site even more functionality and pizzazz.

His own schooling disrupted, he was fortunate to find a job-training programme - and today, he leads training courses for other children.

Damazer's wide-ranging lecture will be seen as a direct response to an interview in the MediaGuardian section earlier this month in which Garvey said: "I think there is a massively middle-class bent to every programme on Radio 4. Find me a programme that isn't like that".