Sentence examples for kind of programme from inspiring English sources

"Everybody doing this kind of programme does.

There is a precedent for this kind of programme.

And perhaps the journalists and broadcasters might be making a different kind of programme.

But it is a different kind of programme that interests them now.

It requires some advance thought about what kind of programme such a coalition might realistically adopt.

This kind of programme is cheaper and simpler to start up than a traditional Esol course.

What kind of programmes would you like to see it commissioning if it really does want to take on Netflix?

The former officials also said these kind of programmes must be closely monitored by senior CIA managers in order to control the flow of information to the adversary.

But the home secretary specifically denied that the emergency legislation would somehow provide legal cover for the kind of programmes that Snowden had dislcosed.

"Those programmes went away and so now we're back to this really basic bare bones kind of programmes," said McLaughlin who is now director of budget and research at the Children's Action Alliance (CAA) in Phoenix.

Danny Sullivan Chair, National Catholic Safeguarding Commission for England and Wales In his advocacy of contemporary television ("Is British drama taking enough risks?", New Review), Dominic Savage ignores the way the centralised economics of the industry dictate the kind of programmes that television offers.