Sentence examples for like a bbc from inspiring English sources
Seeing someone approach superheroes with hard science fiction, it was like a BBC Play For Today.
"I hadn't committed emotionally … In retrospect I looked like a BBC health and safety executive in my suit," he said.
When talking about politics in these sorts of interviews, try to think more like a BBC journalist, offering a fair assessment rather than partisan attack.
She had a voice like a BBC character actress, all smooth roughness, and she was not adverse to sharing her own troubles.
"Sounds like a BBC study, type of thing they would waste the Licence fee on, load of Cods wallop," claimed Terry from Leicester, thereby managing to ignore the findings while simultaneously attacking public service broadcasting for something it hadn't done.
"I was mistaken for Hugh Grant at the door!" Mr. Asprey, the sterner of the two, replied: "Why don't you relax and ask one of those girls dressed like a BBC mini-series to dance.
The experiment is described on a BBC television documentary Meltdown (BBC-4, February 20th, for UK BOINCers).
Catalonia's president, Artur Mas, has told the BBC he would personally like a yes vote in the Scottish referendum.
A BBC production in association with Bravo.
I switched on the TV and, every now and then, what looked like a slide from a family photo projector plonked on to the screen, and a BBC-announcer-type voice said, "The larch … the larch".
