Sentence examples for programmes thinking from inspiring English sources

In the past, many station owners made a lot of short-term decisions: getting excited about company mergers rather than programmes, thinking they would make a quick return on their investments (they haven't).

I'd booked my seats as soon as I received the programme, thinking it would quickly sell out as the screenings were to be held in NFT3, the smallest auditorium in the now-enlarged building.

It is more than just running a women's mentoring programme and thinking that represents inclusion.

You can see why Zoe Williams once wrote that, while watching one of Curtis's programmes, "I kept thinking the dog was sitting on the remote".

I let my daughter watch YouTube – under my guidance, of course – for things like dinosaur songs and episodes of her favourite programmes, without even thinking about the adverts that are shown.

Thank you MasterCard for your rewards programme, he is thinking.

He and the others involved in the programme are constantly "thinking up new things".

Funding should continue to support elements of the Learning Programme but also thinking strategically such as outsourcing training to specialist organisations already supported by DFID such as RedR/IHE.

There were few examples of specific theory or thinking behind programmes; rather, interviewees talked about their programmes in terms of the outcomes and benefits for those taking part.

"When foot-and-mouth hit the UK in 2001, John Craven did a few live Countryfiles – that was the year I joined the programme, and I remember thinking, 'This is an amazing programme'".

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