Sentence examples for present programmes from inspiring English sources

Our intention is that only future projects will bear any consequence, not present programmes.

Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan will continue to present programmes together on Channel 4, despite quitting their teatime chatshow.

Both present programmes on Radio 2. "One of my greatest pleasures is every Saturday morning when Tony comes into the studio.

He went on to help produce and present programmes in northern Uganda that, specifically aimed at young people, tackled adolescent and reproductive sexual health and talked about HIV prevention.

To be seen as the "heir to Blair" is a less nuanced electoral winner: successful politicians rarely come to power promising huge breaks with present programmes, especially when they seem to be working.Rather than firm policies, Mr Cameron has espoused issues involving greenery, localism and social responsibility in place of big-state solutions.

The Leicester and England lock Ben Kay is hanging up his boots to take up a co-commentator's microphone alongside the former BBC man Nick Mullins, while Durden-Smith, was was the first presenter of Sky's Rugby Club magazine programme from 1996 to 2002 and more recently fronted I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here, will present programmes from an "interactive" set at every top-flight ground.

One of the flaws of the present programme is that it attempts to do too much too quickly.

Varoufakis conceded for the first time that Greece might require a third eurozone bailout if and when the present programme concluded, as scheduled, by the end of June.

Half would build homes for rent at a "living rent" and (like the present programme) the other half would be devoted to more expensive housing aimed at those on slightly higher incomes.

Protocols for the present programme phase have been published elsewhere.

Commendably, in my view, the present programme refers to the area of transport.