Sentence examples for most influential programmes from inspiring English sources

His and Bécaud's song Salut Les Copains gave the station the title for one of its most influential programmes, and Delanoë produced or presented many others.

They have been among the most influential programmes ever made, and they have always been at the centre of the BBC agenda," he said, adding that last year the BBC broadcast more than 1,700 hours of arts programming.

To a few people, Orff is also known for a small number of other works - especially those in which he attempted to repeat the success of Carmina Burana - and as the author of one of the 20th century's most influential programmes of music education for children, a system still widely in use in many parts of the world.

The largest and most influential programmes in the health sector are now largely aligned with HSSMP strategies, enabling the MoH to utilize these opportunities to optimise the HSSMP outcomes.

At 5.10 in the morning, it really doesn't look as if the most influential programme on British radio will be on air in less than an hour.

It was one of only seven dramas listed in Broadcast magazine's list of the fifty most influential television programmes, published in July 2004.

It's Garry Shandling's Show and The Larry Sanders Show were among the most influential comedy programmes of their era, creating a self-referential style that made a huge impact on everyone from Jerry Seinfeld, Larry David, Sarah Silverman and Judd Apatow to Ricky Gervais and Sacha Baron Cohen.

Every day, before work, about 7 million of us listen to the most influential radio programme in the UK.

How often has the ambassador appeared on the two most influential current-affairs programmes, BBC Radio's early-morning "Today" programme or BBC Television's "Newsnight"?

Trevor Noah is regarded as one of South Africa's biggest exports: the boy from the townships who made it big in the US and ended up hosting The Daily Show, one of the most influential satirical news programmes on American television.

The results show that the programmes raise some attitudes and the overall entrepreneurial intention and that inspiration (a construct with an emotional element) is the programmes' most influential benefit.