Sentence examples for programme discovered from inspiring English sources

It shouldn't be able to fly, but a recently government-funded programme discovered how bees fly: They flap their wings really fast.

BBC Radio 4's File on 4 programme discovered the link while investigating Knowl View, a school for boys with special educational needs.

Using the Freedom of Information Act, BBC Radio 4's The World at One programme discovered there were 230,149 banned drivers on the register.

The combination of physical proximity and class difference offers a wealth of dramatic possibilities, as the writers of novels and television programmes discovered long ago.

Under an ambitious new programme, we discovered 125 million new bank account owners there.

"When Joseph joined the team as part of Ordnance Survey's summer internship programme, we discovered he was an avid Minecraft fan," he added.

The SERE trainers, according to the Senate report, warned the Bush administration of "several major downfalls" of torture, including that it was not as effective as other means of interrogation, that it produced information that was less reliable, that accidental injury was virtually guaranteed and that there would be intolerable backlash should the torture programme be discovered.

The fourth piece of evidence was used on 25 February 2003 when Tony Blair told the House of Commons that 'it was only four years later, after the defection of Saddam's son-in-law to Jordan, that the offensive biological weapons and the full extent of the nuclear programme were discovered'.

The programme also discovered the investigation by Gwent Police encountered formidable hurdles.

The programme has discovered that O'Neill convinced politicians, the probation service and North Wales Police that he was trustworthy.

The programme also discovered the company is seeking a £20m commitment from the UK government to underwrite the project.