Sentence examples for perfect programme from inspiring English sources

Tharp was wrong to feel slighted, for her Brahms-Haydn Variations is a perfect programme opener; her signature fierce, glossy athleticism can galvanise the doziest audience.

Naked!" But how do you go from a perfect programme idea to actually seeing your show flicker to life on terrestrial primetime?

Sabrina's creator, Nell Scovell, wanted to make the perfect programme for her strange teenage self, "so Sabrina never hung out at the mall or went shopping.

They had a perfect programme to tickle a British audience, opening with Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March No 4 and ending with a madcap set of variations on God Save the Queen, which brought the packed house down.

This isn't a perfect programme by any means – almost half of one episode is a recap of the previous episode, which isn't great – but it's a good place to start.

The perfect programme for anyone tired of being told how brilliant dogs are, Mediocre Dogs will instead celebrate the lives of average dogs that haven't been specifically bred and trained to save lives.

Clearly, this is not a perfect television programme.

He has told President Thomas Klestil, who has been leading coalition talks, that in contrast to the bickering mainstream parties he could present a "perfect government programme" within a week.

"If you're hoping to pursue a career in the sport and health industries, are interested in the study of management applied to sport, or just how the body works, then sports science and its related disciplines could prove the perfect degree programme for you.

And sometimes our risk model will miss patients that really could benefit, so if they do come across somebody that they think would be perfect for the programme we can invite them into the programme and get their data.

It was in every way the perfect BBC2 factual programme: full of substance, educational and accessible for all.