Sentence examples for lively programme from inspiring English sources

There's a lively programme of author events featuring local writers, such as Stefan Jakubowski and David James.

There are lots of book-related gifts and classy stationery, plus a lively programme of events featuring local authors.

There is also a lively programme of events, from Civil War re-enactments to a ghost walk on Saturday 30 October.

Well supplied with electricity and other services, it is a blank canvas for the lively programme of bouncy castles, carousels and concerts.

It's heavily involved with the annual Milngavie book and arts festival, and has a lively programme of events involving local authors.

Parfitt, speaking at a Broadcasting Press Guild breakfast today, described last Wednesday's breakfast show as a "lively programme" and "not the best Chris Moyles show I have heard".

✒ As preparations advance, the wisdom of the station's branding is being questioned, given the fate of an earlier channel that similarly (a) had Live in its monicker, (b) was a press empire's spin-off, (c) trumpeted ultra-cheap, lively programmes by and about young Londoners as its chief selling-point, and (d) had a flamboyant boss who liked to keep his hand in as a columnist and reporter.

The museum also has a lively events programme including traditional cooking and craft demonstrations.

11 Bloom Street From life-drawing classes to poetry nights, this university district favourite maintains a lively cultural programme – it is heavily involved in the Not Part Of festival (notpartof.org), that coincides with MIF.

One of the most notable virtues of this lively and amusing programme was that it made the orthodox explanations very good fun.

Of course, children were also in attendance, and the lively and inspiring programme was interspersed with music, song and dance.