Sentence examples for fun programme from inspiring English sources
A shame feminism is broken, but fun programme.
I love this kind of fun programme, set in beautiful surroundings and with really good actors and humour.
I don't know, guys, just try to make it look like this is a fun programme to make.
Tennis needs to be more attractive to little girls and that was why I set up Miss-Hits [a fun programme for five- to eight-year-olds].
"Their off-the-wall observations and passionate, humorous and engaging style of debate will be a huge hit with our viewers as we try to build some fantastic and fun programmes around the incredible live rights we have secured".
Its website promised a fun training programme in the great outdoors coupled with a healthy diet and plenty of rest and recuperation that should leave me feeling re-energised and buzzing with "raw energy".
Through sports and fun the programme taught many children in the Afram Plains including Promise, a variety of activities, skills and values for sports and for life.
"With Weird Weekends he was doing these fun, loose programmes that were completely different to anything I'd seen before.
Kate Molleson continues her eight-part early evening series celebrating the prodigious talents of Radio 3's current New Generation Artists with this fun-packed programme which takes us from New York to South America.
Children's programmes from the 1970s that have not been digitised include Tiswas, the Basil Brush Show, Vision On and Southern TV's fun and educational programme How (which ranged from the useful – how to get a ship in a bottle – to the stupid – how can you break an egg with a feather? Drop them at the same time).
