Sentence examples for on a panorama from inspiring English sources

It said: "We can confirm that there has been a breach of data protection at an independent production company working with the BBC on a Panorama investigation as a result of unauthorised disclosure by a former researcher on the production team, in breach of her obligation of confidentiality.

But from the moment the curtain rises on a panorama of baleful youngsters at the venerable St. James Theater, where the show opened on Tuesday night, it's clear that these kids are going to make themselves at home, even if it means tearing up the place in the process.

Current delivery spans are meant to be 3.5 hours – which usually mean between four and 4.5 hours – a period of time of intense physical activity that the former Royal Marine and British military fitness expert Tony Goddard described as "unreasonable" on a Panorama programme last year.

And when she does, the designer Cynthia Rowley remarked on Thursday night, as she perched on a suede marshmallow chair in a nook by a window that gave out on a panorama encompassing what looked like all the lights of New Jersey, much else will come clear.

But it's also a pretty good way to avoid white borders on a panorama shot.

Damon Rich designed an architectural model to represent home foreclosures in New York City based on a panorama of the city from the 1964 World's Fair.

The move, made before Monday night's airing on BBC1 of a Panorama programme about the affair, was prompted in part by a dispute about Rippon's published account.

The move, made before Monday night's airing on BBC1 of a Panorama programme about the scandal, was prompted in part by a dispute about Rippon's published account.

Our room opened on to a panorama of sparkling coastline curving dramatically to reveal several deserted beaches.

Beneath its green canopy, sunlight filters down on to a panorama of skyscraper trees soaring as much as 180 feet into the air, swampy water pools dammed by beavers, and psychedelic fungi that sprout from tree trunks.

In the final scene, as the family is seen driving away from New York on the George Washington Bridge, the credits roll with the "camera" gradually pulling back from a view of the car, to a view of the side, and then on to a panorama view of the city; as if the whole sequence was being shot from a helicopter.