Sentence examples for programme name from inspiring English sources

Despite my protests the programme name stuck and it's still going strong to this day".

"We want our own programme name, we want to decide how our programme set looks, and we want to decide who the presenters are".

Because programmes were renamed, scrapped, or built over time, we manually examined the programme name, contents, and the size of the quota to match identical programmes between the 2 years.

The programme, named the Development Dialogue on Values and Ethics, faced controversy from the start.

The president introduced an austerity programme, named after the new currency - the austral - with which he replaced the peso.

The BBC's 3D experiment will end with the 3D Doctor Who anniversary episode this November, as well as a natural history programme named 'Hidden Kingdom'.

The Erasmus programme, named after the 15th-century Dutch theologian, was founded in 1987 by the European Community, with the aim to increase student mobility between countries.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's purchase of the patient records system was made as part of its wider electronic clinical information programme, named Caerus after the Greek god of opportunity.

Meanwhile, in Wales the education minister Huw Lewis announced a new programme named Schools Challenge Cymru, based on the successful London Challenge begun in 2003 to tackle underperformance in the capital's state schools.

Next he sets sail himself on a merchant ship chartered by Médecins Sans Frontières to rescue castaways, and visits the headquarters of the Italian coastguard, which coordinated a very successful if shortlived search-and-rescue programme –named, appropriately enough, Mare Nostrum.

In 1958, Coleman was asked to front a new Saturday afternoon programme named Grandstand by BBC Head of Sport Peter Dimmock.