Sentence examples for programme happy from inspiring English sources

And so it was, with typical clunkiness and unashamed clumsiness, that GMTV's weathergirl Clare bid her adieu on the last ever episode of the morning news programme, happy to end on good weather (save for Hurricane Earl in the US).

Speaking of crowdpleasers, here is Laura again on Judith Kerr and Matthew Kneale's event: In the adults' programme, happy childhood memories of stories resurfaced amongst both audience and speakers when acclaimed author and illustrator Judith Kerr was joined by her son Matthew Kneale to explore creative heritage.

What Bach and the IOC must wrestle with is how to make the Games more compact and less expensive to host but also keep all the sports who want to be part of the Olympic programme happy.

For this reason an antenatal education programme, called 'Happy Mothers, Happy Babies' (HMHB) was systematically designed for ethnic Turkish women in the Netherlands.

In Madhaopur, several dozen women who have benefited from the DfiD-supported adult literacy programme are happy to talk about how the learning programme has transformed their lives.

Whilst women in receipt of the 'usual' programme were generally happy to receive on-going breastfeeding support via text or phone, face-to-face contact was often limited until a specific breastfeeding problem emerged.

Programme-makers are happy to abet them by selling their shows through the web.

Early-evening magazine programmes, though, are happy to book them, and a couple of days later, Mini Viva appear on Five's Live from Studio Five.

Worse still, as the publicity budget is cut, the BBC's disastrous decision some years ago to promote only the biggest names means that viewers have less and less chance to learn about other programmes - the happy surprises.

However, for the majority of programmes we are happy to consider applicants with good predicted grades from A-levels in any subjects plus a strong personal statement and supporting reference.

"I am very happy with programme sales," said the BBC Worldwide chief executive, Tim Davie.