Sentence examples for later programme from inspiring English sources

The Moor's Pavanne will also be included in a later programme, which, De Frutos hopes, will feature a new piece by Christopher Wheeldon, the hottest choreographer in ballet.

"It will hurt my scientific reputation and applications for later programmes," he says.

But really, the comparison flatters those later programmes because neither has been as groundbreaking as GG.

This present control system meets the requirements of the early physics programme of MAST, but later programmes will require more advanced control scenarios.

That means that the best-known sonatas, the Spring and the Kreutzer, as well as the wonderfully solitary and enigmatic late sonata, the G major Op 96, fall in the later programmes, and the opening recital was dominated by the first set of three sonatas, Op 12.

Plus, BBC Two continues its extensive coverage of the BBC Proms and Glastonbury, and Jools Holland continues to provide a musical flavour to the schedule with his Later... programmes.

It catapulted Heidegger to a position of international intellectual visibility and provided the philosophical impetus for a number of later programmes and ideas in the contemporary European tradition, including Sartre's existentialism, Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics, and Derrida's notion of 'deconstruction'deconstruction

This was echoed in the country's famous early 1960s literacy campaign that, along with later programmes, opened the doors of learning and culture to even the most isolated islanders.

The evolution of the Bank as an international financial institution, beginning with its founding in 1946, is explored with an eye to evaluating later programmes and policies.

Four years later the programme won the gold Sony for best topical debate/phone-in show.

Later the programme makers admitted they had made a mistake but let the contestant keep his winnings.