Sentence examples for most of the programme from inspiring English sources

Internally, most of the programme is built on platforms already used by HMRC.

The Green party has gone further, pledging to scrap most of the programme and use £9bn of the money saved to subsidise public transport, supposedly cutting fares by £1.8bn a year for train and bus passengers.

Starting salaries are low at just £15,000, but participants who make the most of the programme, which features mentoring, networking and on-the-job training, can go on to earn double that in their first management role.

The show was broadcast from 7.15pm to 9.30pm on Saturday, meaning most of the programme aired prior to the 9pm watershed, when broadcasters should avoid material that could be unsuitable for children.

In an hour's time, the orchestra will be playing most of the programme they are bringing to the Proms: Dvorˇák's New World symphony; Villa-Lobos's enigmatic Momoprécoce for piano and orchestra, with the feted Brazilian Nelson Freire as soloist; and Ginastera's electrifying suite Estancia.

(As the rest of the piece makes clear, most of the programme involves female peer counsellors visiting women in their homes to provide instruction and prophylactics. But that's not as picturesque as a roomful of bearded mullahs being forced to talk about sex).

One father summarized his experience with the MITP as follows: "I think probably we have learned something that is beyond knowledge just about the baby, although I felt that most [of the programme] was directed towards it".

Young Somalis present most of the programmes and comprise most of the 75,000 listeners.

Most of the programmes on BBC2 are better for colour, but only incidentally.

Most of the programmes will focus on the first three years of a child's life, Allen explains.

It is an integrated approach which, unfortunately, is lacking in most of the programmes designed to end hunger.