Sentence examples for look for programmes from inspiring English sources

The firm is building its browser and search bar into high-end televisions, hoping that couch potatoes will use it to look for programmes.

Rubasingham and Lloyd emphasise that national funding isn't the whole picture: regional theatres, many reliant on local authority cash, are especially vulnerable as councils look for programmes to cut.

Here's a thumbsucker: How much does Mr McCain pay the aides whose job it is to flip through the budget looking for programmes they think sound silly?

The BBC did not, however, say that the show was cancelled due to bias, stating rather that, "The BBC is committed to programmes about climate change but after Live Earth what audiences say is they are looking for programmes of a documentary or factual nature to explain the complex subject".

Current government approaches being explored include looking for programmes that reallocate existing resources to decrease the use of ED resources.

In answer to another question, Ms. Mmbwavi said she was looking for programmes implemented and run by young people, but advised by the international community.

Look out for programmes offering training or exposure to women, such as The Women's Room, and encourage female colleagues to go on them.

You can look for apprenticeship programmes via the National Apprenticeship Service or at your local Jobcentre Plus.

Compare this to, say, art director Stan Rizzo in a beige safari suit (below): "That's an unexpected look for a programme so consciously aware of style.

Naturally candidates might look for a programme related to their ideal career, or run by a dream employer, but it's equally valid to look for schemes that will get them into work and picking up skills.

So when, in 1994, the time came to decide which studies I would pursue, I looked for degree programmes that would allow me to study a combination of subjects.