Sentence examples for mix of programmes from inspiring English sources

Part of the joy of watching a creaky old video, stored for many years, is that, as well as the eclectic mix of programmes collected on one tape, you get all the junk that comes between them: ads half-remembered, trailers for shows long-forgotten, station idents.

During the past three decades, Wiliam has produced a diverse mix of programmes broadcast on Channel 4 (Paris, Tonight With Jonathan Ross), Sky 1 (Yonderland), ITV 2 (Laura, Ben And Him), BBC Two (Big Train, Game On), BBC One (Unfinished Business), S4C (I Dot), Radio 4 (First Impressions) and Radio 2 (On The Blog).

In our Charter document, published on 7th September, it states that a further one percent, on top of savings identified by PwC, could be saved year on year without a significant impact on the audience by changing things like the mix of programmes in the schedule and by mitigating inflation through long-term contracts.

However, taken as a whole, no difference was seen in the staff mix of programmes that did or did not specifically recruit patients with heart failure save for the number of nurses who featured prominently and interestingly were represented in higher numbers in centres that did not offer a dedicated rehabilitation programme in heart failure.

Special skills: Solid experience with UNICEF policy and procedure an asset, preferably in a mix of programme and operations functions.

The next MTSP will include limited but strategic shifts in the substantive emphasis of the plan as well as more significant modifications in the mix of programme strategies to support countries to achieve results while retaining enough flexibility to enable UNICEF to develop country programmes of cooperation that respond to the specific needs of each country context.

So we should make no apology for giving viewers another chance to watch some classic BBC programmes and modern family favourites again, as long as they are used carefully and offered alongside a distinctive mix of new programmes, like we have this Christmas.

While the streets were teeming with protests, it offered its usual mix of cookery programmes and soap operas.

We attract students through our research and teaching specialisations – we are different from most universities in terms of the mix of postgraduate programmes we offer, for example our aquaculture, retailing, media and finance and accounting specialisms are quite significant.

Mary Hockaday, controller of BBC World Service English said: "News and current affairs remains the heart of the World Service, but there's room for more breadth and depth – guiding listeners through a complex world and offering more culture and music – and our new schedule will deliver a richer mix of bold programmes and great talent to reflect the breadth of our listeners' interests.

The CEP has now devised a balanced mix of evidence-based programmes that would provide 140 hours of the curriculum in secondary schools, and the Centre will be piloting it over a 5 year period27.