Sentence examples for launch programme from inspiring English sources

It is also not unusual for a show's ratings to fall away after the launch programme which typically attracts most press attention.

When the job of launch programme controller at the new Swindon station Wiltshire Radio came along, Bernard moved west and rapidly became managing director.

Mavin Khoo experiments with the combination of ballet and the Indian dance form of bharat natyam in Parallel Passions, the launch programme for his small touring group.

"The brand identity fits the brief perfectly, adding vibrancy, colour and life to our channel," said Jane Mote, launch programme director for London Live.

When we sought clarification on the launch programme for this development, we were told that the private database of landlords came first, Hong Kongers came second, and British first-time buyers came third.

However, the launch programme added another 2 million viewers – nearly 50% of its total audience, in the consolidated figures, which include people who recorded it and watched it in the following seven days, up to 6.5 million.

There is panic, and governments launch programmes of torture and deportation targeted at immigrant communities.

2012 Burma had tour operators flocking to launch programmes there, following the release of Aung San Suu Kyi.

A broadcast of Richard II from the Globe was one of BBC4's key launch programmes in 2002 but after that, little happened.

"This funding round further accelerates development of our industry-leading technologies and enables us to launch programmes in new markets and territories.

AFTER decades hiding deep in China's interior, the country's space-launch programme is preparing to go a bit more public.