Sentence examples for programme day from inspiring English sources

"The thought of presenting the same programme day after day, year after year.

The scheme is a collaboration with the British Foreign Office, which provides funding, the Open Data Institute, which provides data expertise and a global network, and Demos, a Mexican initiative that provides access to local entrepreneurs and coders and runs the programme day to day.

His first real musical education was the BBC radio programme Friday Night Is Music Night.

They created controversy on the children's programme, Saturday Superstore, by offering Karl Marx tea-towels as prizes.

From September, Stephens will be given an extended late evening programme, Monday to Wednesday, focusing on new music.

And the dependable John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme (Tuesday, 6.30pm, Radio 4) starts its sixth season with a seasonal special.

"All of Sunday, all of Monday, we have a meeting on Tuesday, then all of Wednesday, then we record the programme Thursday, then all of Friday..."...

Ed Stourton, who was dropped from BBC Radio 4's Today programme earlier this year, is to present the station's Sunday-morning religious news programme, Sunday.

For two years she hosted her own discussion programme Sunday Morning Live on BBC1 and for five years she was the newsreader on the Andrew Marr Show.

Speaking to the BBC Wales political programme Sunday Supplement, Mr Kinzett said: "What I'm calling for is a sensible thoughtful debate about how we reach out across Wales to create a new centre right movement.

Speaking to the BBC Wales programme Sunday Politics Wales, he explained that he felt language campaigners are still fighting their corner as if they are dealing with a government in Westminster and have not adapted to a government in Wales.