Sentence examples for making great programmes from inspiring English sources

The BBC remains a fine institution, making great programmes.

For all the negative headlines and political squabbling, the BBC's future rests, above all, on making great programmes.

BBC Trust Chairman Lord Patten said: "While there are still very serious questions to be answered by the on-going inquiries, it is in the interests of licence fee payers that the BBC now starts to refocus on its main purpose – making great programmes that audiences love and trust.

We all know indies make great programmes.

We're here to make great programmes and services.

The gorilla is the BBC's ability to make great programmes free of political and commercial interference for the whole country.

It is a rebalancing from an old system where it was 'hey, we make great programmes and the rest will just follow'.

Patten said BBC staff felt "slightly tainted" by the "ghastly mess", adding that it was "important to really encourage them to go on making great radio and TV programmes".

It has also shown some measurable progress in Development Partners aligning their support with national budgets and making greater use of programme based approaches.

Over the years the BBC have made some great programmes.

On Sunday night at the Bafta TV awards we all heard impassioned pleas to protect the BBC from government intervention – let the TV people make great, award-winning programmes, while the politicians can do politics.