Sentence examples for programme things from inspiring English sources

But after Unicef funded a "green schools" teacher training programme, things improved.

"It has led us to chase higher-rating programmes, things like soaps and what have you.

Adam Crozier, ITV chief executive, admitted to a "remarkable lack of diversity" in ITV1's schedule compared with 10 years ago and claimed advertising airtime sales restrictions had "led us to chase higher-rating programmes, things like soaps and what have you".

We want to utilise the backwards button on iMovie, our film-editing computer programme, because things look cool in reverse.

More than four in five households have borderline or poor food consumption, according to the World Food Programme, but things have improved.

Pop's onward march is merciless, though, and even the biggest institutions fall: in 2006 Smash Hits closed and Top of the Pops broadcast its final programme, and things were not looking good for Backstreet Boys at this point either.

Yisrael Beitenu's programme puts things in an even more straightforward way.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "The things that Mr Garcia-Margallo has said are more reminiscent of the type of statement you'd hear from North Korea than from an EU partner.

AUDIO: Listen now In 2006, Joe Richman – a producer with the Radio Diaries project of National Public Radio in the US – encouraged Thembi to describe her life with HIV in the form of a diary on the NPR programme, 'All Things Considered'.

Radio I listen to the Today programme first thing in the morning, then Absolute Radio, formerly Virgin; I really like their playlist.

Although the new system should be able to incorporate a way of charging people for pay-TV programmes, such things are likely to be add-ons to an essentially free service.