Sentence examples for prestigious programmes from inspiring English sources

The most prestigious programmes still attract more high-powered executives.

A well-known, in fact wildly prestigious, programme of pro-bono teaching is already in place: Teach for America.

"A major US television network has invited Maitreya to appear on a prestigious programme," Creme wrote in 2007.

A story is told in BBC News about a guest invited to contribute to a prestigious programme at short notice.

Conan O'Brien has raised the stakes in a deepening row over the future of American late-night television, saying he refuses to participate in the "destruction" of one of America's most prestigious TV programmes, by publicly rejecting a plan to move his chat-show to a graveyard slot.

The New Teacher Project has a prestigious fellows programme that recruits and certifies new teachers.

Reports in the newspaper Izvestia suggested Russia's prestigious space programme may also have fallen victim to government cuts.

Appleton invited the personable, youthful-looking Jenkinson to join the prestigious BBC2 programme Late Night Line-Up as the resident film expert.

They have run down the fleet of surface ships, destroyers and frigates in the hope that they get the highly prestigious carrier programme.

It was clear to many that despite Nasa's prestigious space programme, some in the US were jealous of Concorde and the fact that America's SST (supersonic transport) programme had flopped.

And in the most prestigious research programme of all, the ERC, whose grants are awarded solely on the basis of research excellence, UK-based research has so far secured more than a fifth of all funds disbursed.