Sentence examples for plenty of programmes from inspiring English sources

There've been plenty of programmes since, and I'm pleased now I went with the more serious work that was offered me and that dealt with ideas, conflicts and public affairs.

Of course, expletives have their place and there are plenty of programmes – anything featuring Gordon Ramsay for instance – where swearing is nothing more than filler, a heavy-handed smokescreen to mask the absence of any real drama.

With a big stimulus plan and plenty of social programmes on the agenda, the last thing they need is to have their post-election honeymoon cut short by the perception that they can't even keep their own house or, more accurately, their own Senate in order.

There are plenty of training programmes: 47 spread across nine agencies, many targeting the same people.

Secondly, although we offer plenty of international programmes, we still need to develop a shared approach that underpins a globalised curriculum.

It has been an exhilarating ride – plenty of fabulous programmes and films, lots of great people – and, yes, the odd cock-up.

"There have been plenty of train programmes in Europe, but they have been hidden away late at night or on a small channel.

In this industry, content and convenience have worked so far in the favour of the incumbents who can offer viewers plenty of compelling programmes and a simpler way of getting them than fiddling about on the internet.

And, although live first-class soccer matches a big element in BSkyB's success are not broadcast free, plenty of instant highlights programmes are.

There is plenty of evidence such programmes work.

And there is plenty of dross on screen: programmes that fat-shame, sex-shame, house-shame and holiday-shame.