Sentence examples for much of the programme from inspiring English sources

But much of the programme suggested that Mr Brown's main aim is to maximise the Labour-leaning vote.

He explained how much of the programme is self-organised by the community, that 45% of attendees are female and 20% people of colour.

Though he noted the economic and social value of the EU ("more than half of our trade"), Corbyn spent much of the programme lambasting its agenda.

He looms tearfully into the lens, drunk on relief and thin air: "I want you all, please, to promise me one thing: go and climb your Everest!" Like much of the programme, it's mawkish and awkward.

Sitting in for Bill O'Reilly on the O'Reilly Factor, Laura Ingraham devoted much of the programme to the "not guilty enough" verdict handed down last week to former Guantánamo detainee, Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani (view clip here; first part only).

Much of the programme is dedicated to discussing Dorries' bowel movements, which feature both in coy voiceover ("Nadine has always had a cordial relationship with her lavatory, but this diet has definitely led to an outbreak of hostilities …), and from the source herself ("I'm passing rabbit pellets!") as the camera pans grandly across the Palace of Westminster.

Several informants explicitly distrusted the motivations of salaried CHWs: ' They may actually ensure that there are some resistant families so that they continue to have a job!' (Informant 8); ' people need to extract as much out of (the programme) as possible' (Informant 17).

But too much of this programme came from the tedious briefings room, with its earnest young teamsters exchanging baffling shorthand about the eye-blink technical decisions involved in playing chicken with lightning-velocity aircraft at low altitudes over crowds of whooping people.

The Chancellor does not think much of the legislative programme that the Government has just launched.

Because it is temporary and leaves much of the Iranian programme intact, he said, it merely "paves Iran's path to the bomb".

But because so much of the CIA programme appears to have involved activity away from US soil, many other countries around the world will be concerned.