Sentence examples for programme was hailed from inspiring English sources
It took him and his team just seven years and the programme was hailed as a miraculous success.
When the programme was launched last June, it was hailed as a smart, cost-effective advance on Labour's Flexible New Deal.
A four-year Nutrition Resilience Programme, launched at the symposium by the First Lady, was hailed as a significant contribution to these scaling up efforts.
One masterwork in a very long list was The Naked Civil Servant (1975); Philip Mackie's tender, brave and funny biopic of the "stately homo" Quentin Crisp was hailed by Kenneth Tynan as the best TV programme he had ever seen.
The green deal was hailed as "transformational" and the "biggest home improvement programme since the second world war" by ministers when it was launched in 2013.
This week the transport secretary unveiled a £3 billion package of road schemes including the widening of some of the most congested motorways.The announcement was hailed as though it were the biggest road-building programme since the Romans.
The green deal, which launched in January 2013, was hailed by ministers as "transformational" and the "biggest home improvement programme since the second world war".
Boy Meets Girl was hailed, in its first series, as groundbreaking – as indeed it was, being the first mainstream UK programme, let alone comedy, to feature transgender people with any degree of prominence.
It was hailed as a breakthrough.
Sharon was hailed as a military hero.
