Sentence examples for programme presented from inspiring English sources
Doughty then announced his resignation in Kuenssberg's presence on the programme presented by Andrew Neil.
His programme, presented to parliament on November 18th, was studded with daring reforms.
The opening programme, presented by Melvyn Bragg, was, essentially, a 15-minute version of In Our Time, with Bragg chatting to four experts.
This "case" doesn't even refer to Fatherland Front but to another TV programme presented by me, which is in a completely different format.
In the early 1960s he appeared several times a week on the BBC's early-evening Tonight programme, presented by Cliff Michelmore, explaining science stories in the news.
It was grand, but had the merit of simplicity, and the programme presented a certain fitness to the occasion which one often misses in great public pageants.
A 10-part radio programme, presented by Melvyn Bragg on Radio 4, is going to address the history and culture of this part of the country.
A 21-year-old programme presented by three middle-aged blokes, it returned for a new series with more than 6 million viewers last month.
It was a down-to-earth, step-by-step, pedestrian little programme presented by Laura Richards, a totally colourless woman from the Violent Crime Directorate at the Yard.
This is consistent with the monetary programme presented every year before Congress and which aims to maintain the equilibrium between supply and demand in the monetary market.
"The random programme presents an instantaneous and apparently countless collection of coloured groupings," the catalogue explains, adopting the tones of a public-service announcement.
