Sentence examples for programme is full from inspiring English sources

Its programme is full of heart-stopping moments.Small need not mean ineffective.

The government's crisis programme is full of the right words modernisation, competition, responsible spending, the evils of populism.

The conference programme is full of reports of treating not tens, but tens of thousands, of people in townships and slums around the world.

Reform of the tax system, of the customs service, of the courts, of the banks, of the bureaucracy: its programme is full of things that the rest of the world has been urging it to do for years.

So "revolution" is the overarching theme of the 2011 Edinburgh international book festival, and the programme is full of writers whose work has something important to say about these revolutionary events.

In total 50 students, enrolled under both distance education and full time education (25 in each category) were asked a set of questions and results indicate that E-learning system would bring revolution in the field of education whether study programme is full time, part time or distance education programme.

The programme was full of great stories like this, and some wonderful quotes.

In the event there wasn't much spare time for blogging as the programme was full, with meetings with the acting mayor of Sylhet (the real one is in prison), the deputy high commisioner (the actual one was in London) and trips to places including the British Council and numerous national broadcasting houses.

The programme's full name of "Safer Neighbourhoods with More Opportunities and a Firm Hand" carries a clear message, he says, emphasizing the "firm hand" approach.

The Great Continental Railway Journeys programmes are full of joy too.

TV news programmes are full of corporate bosses deploring the "shocking" and "unconscionable" behaviour of a few of their peers.