Sentence examples for hard programme from inspiring English sources

Murder Games is a hard programme to watch, harrowing beyond belief, but probably essential viewing for all teenagers, and teenage boys in particular.

It's been a hard programme, playing in Europe and coming home on Friday afternoon.

However, it has been "the hardest programme" to put together: "There are so many talented female choreographers out there, but they're much less quick than men to accept work.

Even the most technophilic school would have a hard time fashioning a strong programme out of users who pay nothing and invest little in return.

Whatever its source of finance and Mr Nshimiyimana grumbles that it is very hard up the programme is now back on the air.Meanwhile, Radio Okapi is trying to work out technical problems and improve the quality of its short-wave broadcasts.

"Desktop computers have now got so complicated they're actually quite hard to programme," he said.

Israeli Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz told the BBC's Hard Talk programme that the reoccupation of Gaza had been "seriously considered" during the conflict.

We were all working hard, making programmes," he said.

The truth is if the rest of the UK and the EU implemented London's hard-hitting programme of measures, the capital's air would improve significantly.

That said, Cheltenham - and, in particular, Aldeburgh - sell hard-hitting programmes to considerable audiences.

So, by far the most significant re-engineering in the new proposals is the commitment to make every BBC pound work harder for programmes: that more of the licence fee goes into content is the most significant promise for the future.