Sentence examples for half of the programmes from inspiring English sources

In health care, half of the programmes are broad, two out of four.

Half of the programmes offered in Europe are voluntary ones [7], whereby the mode of voluntary participation must be seen with caution as offenders are often "forced to participate on a voluntary base" in order to avoid further negative sanctions or measures.

One girl shouted "Slag!" at me for the first half of the programme.

Music by Shostakovich formed the first half of the programme: the Concerto for Trumpet, Piano and Strings followed by the Second Piano Concerto.

By the second hour she was in her stride, but the first half of the programme rather had the life sucked out of it.

In each half of the programme, two of Bach's set of six sonatas for violin and harpsichord bracketed a substantial solo by each player.

Britten's influence could also be detected in the work that had occupied the first half of the programme: the UK premiere of John Pickard's Tenebrae, which Brabbins introduced in Sweden in 2010.

If the playing in the Shostakovich half of the programme sounded vernacular, the forceful old-school approach of Beethoven's C sharp minor quartet Op 131 in the second half was a culture shock.

In the first half of the programme, Stephen Hough was the soloist in Rachmaninov's first Piano Concerto in F sharp minor, a work reflecting the passion and remarkable artistic vision of the composer as a young man.

Besides, the projection surfaces had altered the acoustics of the hall, tragically deadening Yefim Bronfman's finely judged reading of Bartók's third piano concerto in the first half of the programme.

In fact, for more than half of the programme, fellows are with a client company, undertaking a consultancy project.