Sentence examples for frontline programs from inspiring English sources

Viewers watching the documentary, which drew material from more than 40 past "Frontline" programs, also found an interactive, annotated timeline on terrorism over roughly three decades, including 175 embedded video clips and links to full transcripts of more than 400 "Frontline" interviews.

Two of his Frontline programs, The Wall Street Fix and Can You Afford to Retire? won Emmys, while two others, Critical Condition and Tax Me If You Can were nominated.

The PBS "Frontline" program Nuclear Aftershocks explores the issue across three continents.

The "Frontline" program, from the producer Dan Reed, doesn't make that mistake.

We now have a College of Social Work, two excellent chief social workers and the Frontline program.

But, this "Frontline" program demonstrates, it was all smoke and no fire.

I know it's been in the news, but if you haven't seen the recent "Frontline" program "The Retirement Gamble," you have to take an hour and watch it.

Comments posted by LulzSec indicated that the group was unhappy with a Frontline program about WikiLeaks that was recently shown on PBS.

A recent PBS "Frontline" program called "The Untouchables" raised questions about why the government had not pursued the prosecution of individuals involved in pushing subprime mortgages.

Participants in the Frontline program sign a memorandum of understanding with Mr. Van Hollen, agreeing to certain goals on raising money, organizing volunteers and establishing an online presence.

ARTS & LEISURE A television entry this weekend in the Week Ahead column on Page 4 misidentifies the date on which PBS plans to broadcast on its "Frontline" program the documentary "Never Forget to Lie," which features firsthand accounts of the Holocaust.