Sentence examples for programme picture from inspiring English sources

In 1936 she was the first actress to appear on television, in the programme Picture Page, broadcast from Alexandra Palace.

The wide range of programmes he presided over for BBC television included the film programme Picture Parade (1959), the arts review The Look of the Week (1966), and the quiz shows Call My Bluff and Ask the Family (or as he labelled them, "call my agent" and "ask your dad", both from 1967 onwards).

News programmes have broadcast pictures of the team bus driving to and from training this week.

(World Food Programme photo).

Opinions, breaking news, comments on television programmes and pictures of cats all jostle for attention.

These would be displayed, most memorably, in "The Gallery" during his Vision On and Take Hart programmes, when pictures and paintings from viewers would be mounted on a wall, with the camera panning across it, accompanied by a jazz tune that was as soothing and hypnotic as the presenter's own voice.

Entertainingly the programme contained a picture of three of the players standing in the sponsor's product.

Despite the discontent among the home fans concerning the club's unpopular Belgian owner Roland Duchâtelet – an unofficial programme featuring a picture of the chief executive, Katrien Meire, and a North Korean flag was handed out before kick-off – the new manager, Russell Slade, has settled in quickly and they began this game in fifth place.

In the programme – The Fuller Picture: The Simon Fuller Story, to be broadcast on Wednesday at 10pm – he also tells how his "controlling" influence on the girls led to him famously being dumped as their manager when they were at their peak in late 1997.

He told the programme: "They [the pictures] are very, very shocking.

Wednesday's TV programme also showed pictures of what was described as a ScanEagle drone production line in Iran.