Sentence examples for holiday programmes from inspiring English sources

While other councils in the UK already provide holiday programmes, these do not include weekends, so North Lanarkshire's aims to be the most comprehensive in the country.

Currently I cover, among other things, contracts and leases for leisure centres and theatres, arts and sports development, celebratory events and administration for a range of services – from burials and children's holiday programmes, allotments to sports pitch bookings.

TV filming has enabled us to get consular messages across via holiday programmes and documentaries on BBC, ITV and Channel 4.  Digital communications colleagues here in Madrid, press colleagues in London, and Communication Director magazine – a sort of Harvard Business Review for communications in Europe and better than any UK publication.

Eco-tourism holiday programmes often include an educational aspect (so it's basically a more upmarket geography fieldtrip).

They will be part of the Caribbean cruise and holiday programme for Thomson Cruises, Thomson Holidays, First Choice holidays and P&O Cruises.

It said 58% of its mainstream summer holiday programme was sold.

Presenter of radio and TV programmes including: The Quincy Jones Story, Best of Jazz, Open Forum, Holiday Programme, Cashing In.

In the early 1990s, she replaced Anneka Rice on the Holiday programme, and it was four years ago that she joined Nick Ross on Crimewatch.

As usual, it's nowhere near a holiday programme, but a fascinating travelogue, led by the almost-saintly Anderson.

Rosaleen Linehan battles womanfully with the elements, but her triumph over adversity threatens to look like a surreal parody of a television holiday programme.

Few will be paying the slightest attention to Harvard N Yale, not least with the holiday programme over jumps apparently secured by a mild weather forecast.