Sentence examples for off to bbc from inspiring English sources

Or maybe, like me, you are an occasional listener who drifts off to BBC 6Music and - whisper it quietly - BBC Radio 2 because Virgin has neither the playlist nor the personality to keep you listening longer for 15 minutes.

Ex-BBC news chief Helen Boaden has said that she wasn't "palmed off" to run BBC radio in the wake of the Newsnight scandal, arguing that she got it for being "good citizen over many years" at the corporation.

If you enjoyed the BBC drama Call the Midwife, switch over to BBC 1 at 7.30pm for a one-off Christmas special.

Copy of deal sent to bbc.

They chatted to BBC South East's Robin Gibson about their plans for the event.

Mr Cohn was talking to BBC business editor Kamal Ahmed at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Bridgen also told the Guardian that he does not think the corporation should go ahead with its proposal to hive off parts of BBC production into a separate standalone subsidiary.

Just a few days ago, the Easter Springwatch special kicked off a pan-BBC "Do Something Great" campaign, urging viewers to join in big beach cleans organised by the National Trust, the Marine Conservation Society, and others.

Odds Southampton Evens Draw 5-2 Norwich 13-5 Kick-off 7.45pm (Highlights BBC 1, 10.45pm) Referee M Clattenburg (County Durham).

Some 50 years on she meets ex-BBC journalist Martin Sixsmith (Coogan), who realises that she has a remarkable story, and they set off together to track down her missing child.

("There's a custom in Russia — at night we listen to the BBC").