Sentence examples for programme to be shown from inspiring English sources

Our most enjoyable task was curating each term's movie programme – to be shown, on 35mm film, in the full-sized Bloomsbury theatre, albeit only as matinees on Wednesdays.

The admission of a change of policy from GlaxoSmithKline, Britain's biggest pharmaceutical company, comes in a BBC Panorama programme to be shown on May 11.

The programme, to be shown on BBC1 tonight, will say that Naji Sabri, Saddam's foreign minister, told the CIA's station chief in Paris at the time, Bill Murray, through an intermediary that Iraq had "virtually nothing" in terms of WMD.

Riazatt Butt is preparing a story about a Muslim school that has shut early for half-term ahead of a Dispatches programme to be shown tonight on Channel 4. In the meantime, this is the Mail's account of what the programme will show.

Viewers of the programme, to be shown on October 31, will see the message: "George Michael wishes to inform viewers that he has never tested positive for drink or drugs whilst driving". Cannabis was also not involved when the News of the World snapped Michael after he had been cruising on Hampstead Heath at 2am, hooking up with an unemployed van driver from Brighton.

Owens is the subject of a BBC Wales television programme to be shown on Monday.

"Broadcasting rules require that a licence is held by the person who is in general control of the TV service: that is, the person that chooses the programmes to be shown in the service and organises the programme schedule," Ofcom said.

Last year's Wimbledon finals were the first programmes to be shown in 3D by the BBC.

The matches will be the first programmes to be shown in 3D by the BBC.

However, the impact of this programme remains to be shown and can only be accomplished based on a RCT, such as the present study.

The programme is due to be shown on July 26.