Sentence examples for programme long from inspiring English sources

Freddy Ehlers, a journalist, was well-known for his weekly television programme long before he ran for the presidency in 1996.

We alighted on video work for our autumn visual arts installation programme long before the Turner Prize shortlist was announced, but I was struck by the coincidence.

The theatre's survival was always in jeopardy, but Crawford never gave up and maintained a lunchtime programme long supervised by the pony-tailed, rough-hewn Sid Golder.

Mmm... Keep up at the back Glowers from ITV spinmeister Sallie Ryle stopped Elliott mid-delivery when he was about to reveal details of a programme long before the ITV press office wanted to announce it.

Further public understanding might be achieved, it says, if broadcasters attempted more "deliberative" as opposed to tit-for-tat coverage of the type that infuriated complainants to the BBC's Feedback programme long before they could be written off as sore losers.

Optimism before Rouhani's debut on the world stage at the UN general assembly on Tuesday is tempered among western diplomats by uncertainty over the readiness of Khamenei to accept significant limits on the nuclear programme, long cherished by the regime as central to national prestige and dignity.

It is, more importantly, the start of a major new programme, long-awaited.

It has been proposed that maternal undernutrition may "programme" long-term changes in gene expression in the fetus, resulting in cardiovascular and metabolic abnormalities in later life.

Schools, however, expressed positive attitudes towards using the school as a setting for smoking cessation programmes, as long as such programmes would not coincide with teaching hours.

The programme of long excursions associated with the Congress begins on August 7.

Cocker's mad, brilliant programme has long been a fixture on BBC6 Music.