Sentence examples for made the programmes from inspiring English sources

"So [in serials] we put our heads down and made the programmes.

Labour's former home secretary Jack Straw was responsible for introducing the Regulation of Investigatory Power Act 2000 (Ripa), which made the programmes legal.

But Isaacs's passionate argument that the purpose of television is not simply to entertain but to secure the future of an interrogative, informed democracy is one that he makes better than anyone, and he also made the programmes to win it.

The Liberal Democrats are for the moment relieved that the bill has made the programme.

"We made the programme in a way that you really can watch 24 hours.

The addition in 2003 of Medicare Part D, which expands coverage to prescription drugs, has made the programme more expensive.

As a regular panellist on Mock the Week, he more or less single-handedly made the programme worth watching.

"I do feel compliance has been an issue and it has made the programme harder to make but we have still provided one of the best".

Kieran Smith, the creative director (factual) at Love Productions, which made the programme for the BBC, said: "People who have monstrous views aren't always monsters.

This made the programme quite poignant – because it emphasised the joy of experimentation and made ideas feel closer to the skin.

"He made me an offer I couldn't accept; made the programme an offer I couldn't accept," Bragg told the latest edition of the Radio Times.