Sentence examples for given a programme from inspiring English sources

When he was eight Munn was given a programme of Ben-Hur by a friend who had seen the epic.

Gambaccini says he was disappointed not to have been given a programme on the original [sister digital station] 6Music, "but clearly I am not in the George Lamb mode".

Each patient was given a programme based on their cardiopulmonary fitness and exercise capacity; programmes comprised stretching and mobility exercises, followed by aerobic and resistance training.

In this case the International Association of Athletics Federations, wary of the considerable criticism it has already faced, acted swiftly and the countries involved – Kenya, Ethiopia, Morocco, Belarus and Ukraine – have been given a strict programme for improvement.

Executive ministers have met on Thursday and been given a draft programme for government for their responses.

Using a simple epidemic model we demonstrate a method to calculate the incidence of an epidemic when it is discovered for the first time (given a monitoring programme taking samples at regular intervals).

In the Book of Kells, this second beginning was given a decorative programme equal to those that preface the individual Gospels.

The two princes were given a strict programme of study, which included games and military drills as well as academic subjects.

Participants in both the treatment and control groups will be given an exercise programme that they will continue at home.

After two weeks in Queen Square, I had been given a new physiotherapy programme, renewed optimism for the future and a fresh sense of purpose.

In 2003 funding was given for a programme which resulted in much-needed and now increasingly obviously successful development.