Sentence examples for programmes hosting from inspiring English sources
Local library in this municipality acts as the only place for young child development programmes, hosting 30 children 3 times a week in education and play as there are no other services for young children available.
Two of the breaches related to programmes hosted by Galloway.
December 2008: Ofcom fined the BBC £95,000 for running "live" phone-in competitions in pre-recorded radio programmes hosted by Dermot O'Leary and Tony Blackburn.
In his Daily Mail column about the rival Sunday morning TV programmes hosted by Marr and Robert Peston, he referred to "'Captain Hop-Along' Marr growling away on BBC1, throwing his arm about like a tipsy conductor".
Thereafter, successive British governments refused to take part in any manned flight programmes hosted by the US or the European space agencies, on the grounds that it would be a doubtful return for the money.
Mike's playing career was before my time but I got to know him when we shared the BBC Radio Lancashire studio for one of the programmes hosted by Mike Latham a decade or more ago, and was fascinated by his tales of growing up near the steelworks in Aberavon.
Campaign season is also prime time for comedians and satirists, from the spoof news programmes hosted by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert to the sketch shows such as Saturday Night Live and Key & Peele.
In the UK before 1967 media outlets for psychedelic culture were limited to stations like Radio Luxembourg and pirate radio like Radio London, particularly the programmes hosted by DJ John Peel.
Training will be provided through fully accredited national trainers for structured education programmes hosted by the DESMOND collaborative.
Initially the fellowship programme included two residential sessions in the USA, but FAIMER has established six equivalent fellowship programmes hosted by regional institutes in three world regions: Asia India and China, South America Brazilzil) and sub-Saharan Africa South AfricaAfrica South Africa
There is an active access and education programme, hosting visits from students, workshops with artists, presenting interpretative information and offering some work experience placements within the gallery.
