Sentence examples for programme charts from inspiring English sources

The TV programme charts the careful selection of musicians, but also discloses an inclusive approach to making music.

The programme charts the difficulties Scotland's women's football pioneers faced, and also features interviews with some of those playing at the top level today.

Downloads of BBC programmes via Apple iTunes grew and Top Gear topped the iTunes programme charts in the UK, the US and Germany.

The programme charts the lives of 12 students over their first term at Leicester University tracking not just their normal everyday conversations but their exchanges on social media too, revealing a much fuller picture of their lives.

Child Of Our Time (BBC1), the programme charting the lives of 25 children born at the dawn of the millennium, is back.

For isometric tension recording, aortic rings were mounted in an organ bath, between a stationary stainless steel hook and an isometric force transducer (Grass FT-03, USA), and changes in isometric tension were recorded by a PowerLab data acquisition system (8SP 20B, AD Instruments, Australia) with a computerized analysis programme (Chart 5.4.2, AD Instruments, Australia).

On BBC iPlayer only, archive programmes charting America and Russia's attempts to reach for the Moon and beyond.

The programme also charts how, out of the ashes, Google forged the business model that has come to dominate today's web, offering a plethora of highly attractive, overtly free web services - including search, maps and video - that are in fact funded through a sophisticated and highly lucrative advertising system which trades on what we users look for.

7 The choice of programme based charts in this study reflects the fact that paediatric cardiac surgery demands high standards from cardiologists, nurses and intensive care specialists as well as surgeons as has been highlighted in recent service reviews. 1 25 26 Statistical methods based on CUSUM analysis have been used previously within VLAD charts to incorporate a 'signal' of poor outcomes.

A Sky TV programme is charting their comeback and a 13-date tour is imminent.

At the same time, the corporation's commercial income rose sharply, partly thanks to the launch of BBC World Service Television, providing still more money to invest in programmes (see charts).As to whether the BBC has now caught up with its commercial rivals in cost-effectiveness, it is hard to be sure.