Sentence examples for get programmes from inspiring English sources

But his aim is to get programmes broadcast.

Bell says that it is "absolutely" his responsibility to get programmes on to BBC1 and BBC2.

"We recognise the toll it takes on our people and we get programmes in place after incidents like this.

"My aim is to get programmes on the air [and] I believe strongly in the BBC's ability to carry out investigative journalism".

Resource commitments should, however, recognise that capacity provision as well as capacity development is appropriate in some cases, in order to get programmes underway.

Now we really need to get programmes on the ground to make sure that the children feel the actual effects of these norms".

Would I come to London and tell John Birt, BBC director general and architect of the regional initiative, how impossible it was to get programme makers to live in Manchester?

People still ask if they can get programme information from backstage, although we've been talking about /programmes for years.

The pair also need to be more effective at getting programmes onto other platforms and at leveraging ITV1 more forcefully as a flagship brand that, along with the BBC, is the only TV channel capable of creating a national conversation.

It does, however, highlight the importance and necessity of getting programmes of this kind up and running.

'Or when you see them being very lazy, so you'll say "oh come on shall we walk", for example to the [local supermarket], and they'll go "oh no I can't be bothered or I just want to sit here and watch this programme", and they've got programme after programme to watch'.