Sentence examples for programmes presented by from inspiring English sources

Yes, the answer is that they were all television programmes presented by that most game of hosts, Richard Bacon.

Radio 4 are rebroadcasting two programmes presented by Simon Hoggart tonight in tribute to him following his death.

You think of the charming sports history programmes, presented by Clare Balding; information-packed also, but without Foreign Bodies' surprises.

The BBC clearly think it's good to have programmes presented by people with no knowledge or experience.

Several programmes presented by Robert Winston have also been scheduled, with Twins, about identical twins, looking at what the phenomenon can tell us about genetics and human behaviour.

Doctor Who is one of the BBC's biggest money spinners, along with Top Gear, Strictly Come Dancing and its natural history programmes presented by David Attenborough.

Doughty then announced his resignation in Kuenssberg's presence on the programme presented by Andrew Neil.

His team had one small success in negotiating the format of the first TV programme, presented by Jeremy Paxman and Kay Burley.

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.

The opening programme, presented by Melvyn Bragg, was, essentially, a 15-minute version of In Our Time, with Bragg chatting to four experts.

One option would be to move the Daily Politics programme presented by Andrew Neil and Jo Coburn into the 10.30pm slot, but insiders said it would not be a straightforward switch.