Sentence examples for programme arrives from inspiring English sources

The programme arrives because it starts telling you what it needs to be.

Every now and then a television programme arrives so fully formed and confident that the only response is to gasp in pleasure and applaud.

An astonishing and immensely followable programme arrived, unheralded, in the shape of Countdown to Life: The Extraordinary Making of You.

A first instalment of fuel oil promised to North Korea in return for ending its nuclear programme arrived, and six-country talks resumed in Beijing.

During the study period, it was noted that 10% of mothers on the PMTCT programme arrived at the two labour wards in advanced labour or after giving birth (too late to receive intrapartum ARVs).

Using software including Apple's popular iTunes, users can subscribe to their favourite podcasts, with new programmes arriving on their computers as soon as they are released.

The first Syrian refugees coming to Britain as part of the Government's new resettlement programme have arrived in Britain.

On foreign issues, however, he told Iran that the time for negotiating an end to the stand-off on its nuclear programme had arrived and he castigated North Korea for its latest test of an atomic device.

Morgan was just as you'd expect – polite enough about COPD and its ghastly consequences, but bursting to talk Star Trek (Morgan is exactly the right age to have been captivated by the programme – it arrived in Britain in 1969, and ran on a continuous loop throughout the early 70s).

In the next days, food supplies provided by the World Food Programme will arrive in Timbuktu and CARE and its partners are on the ground, ready to distribute this food to people in need.

Today, with Ghana tantalizingly close to declaring an end to the disease, Ms. Zakaria's only regret is that the Guinea worm programme did arrive sooner.