Sentence examples for opening programme from inspiring English sources

It was helped by its store opening programme, with 68 new shops opened to take the number to 1,480.

Greggs is stalling its store opening programme and will instead focus on relocations and refitting existing shops.

In the opening programme the 15 celebrities will be paired up with their dance partners, before going off to commence their initial training.

In last week's opening programme of this three-part series, Engle took a fascinating look at the history of the feminist movement.

So did the second part of Can Gerry Robinson Fix Dementia Care?, screened last night on BBC2, add anything to the fairly shoddy opening programme?

The opening programme, presented by Melvyn Bragg, was, essentially, a 15-minute version of In Our Time, with Bragg chatting to four experts.

In breaking apart television's claustrophobic corporate culture, and in opening programmes to independent producers, Channel 4 changed British television for ever.

"Open" programmes have traditionally been the bread-and-butter of executive education; each year a school will offer a schedule of programmes, in areas such as finance, leadership or marketing, which are open to executives from any company.

Opening the programme on Thursday's first night was Christopher Wheeldon's Polyphonia.

That means the opening day programme has been reduced to six races, from the seven originally scheduled.

"It has to be a hall that has an open programme and is London and the nation's pre-eminent hall".