Sentence examples for programme launches from inspiring English sources

The programme launches with Balanchine, and includes romantic, classical and neoclassical excerpts.

The Kindle Library Lending programme launches later this year, but Amazon.com did not give a precise date.

His Tonyship, Lord Director General (© W1A) has become something of a fixture at BBC programme launches of late – goodness knows, he's nothing better to do.

Get yourself to the unlikely setting of Brands Hatch, where the road cycling programme launches with a podium-jamming 18 medal events before the end of the day.

Mr Wyatt also recommends formal compliance procedures for programme launches and a new protocol within BBC communications to ensure the corporate press office is included in sensitive stories.

He has made a name for himself for his often outrageous turns at programme launches and at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, where he has appeared in special versions of Stars in Your Eyes and Strictly Come Dancing featuring TV executives.

The privatisation programme, launched through gritted teeth when the economy imploded, is woefully behind schedule.

A screening programme, launched in 2012, involves 5,000 mobile health centres.

"Jeremy will be back on the BBC," said Shillinglaw at a BBC2 programme launch on Tuesday.

The announcement on Tuesday will make permanent a pilot programme launched by the government in October 2014.

The upshot was the Science and Entertainment Exchange programme, launched in 2008.