Sentence examples similar to peak programmes from inspiring English sources

Walk it off Discover the World has launched the "Pick Your Peak" programme for holidays to Iceland, inspired by a new guide, Summit: 100 Mountain Hikes in Iceland.

The courses are advertised directly by the Ecotox Centre, as well as through Eawag's PEAK programme and the further education programme at the University of Lausanne.

The BBC's policy of promoting only big-name and expensive projects at the expense of off-peak programmes is editorial Darwinism; the survival of the fattest.

Nor was it money ill spent; at its peak the programme secured a 20% audience share for its timeslot.

The most popular peak time programme on BBC2, was a 1971 film version of sitcom Dad's Army.

For those of us on his small team at the IBA, his work opened up exciting educational possibilities, using mainstream peak-time programmes not classified as educational output.

Although small compared to the audiences who watch peak-time programmes on BBC1 and ITV, it is a not insubstantial audience for BBC4.

The company has revealed that 35% of its bookings for the 2009/10 season are for its Peak Experience programme – holidays for skiers aged over 50 – up from just 25% last season.

She proposed protecting core peak-time programmes as far as possible, but was very reluctant to axe S4C's HD service, Clirlun, which some independents say is an extravagance.

But for all the BBC's attempts to jazz up its coverage - ranging from fiddling about with kick-off times to the faintly ridiculous horror spoof promos running between almost every peak time programme - it has failed to establish itself on the top rung of football's ladder.

All new daytime programming will shift to BBC One, with BBC Two broadcasting repeats of peak-time programmes.