Sentence examples for range of programming from inspiring English sources

Broadcasters here can point to their own successes and the UK's diverse range of programming.

It's introducing three new series on Monday night, representing the range of programming it now offers.

All submissions should be accessible to a wide range of programming language researchers.

Gemstar holds hundreds of patents relating to the development of electronic program guides, which are meant to allow consumers to navigate the ever-expanding range of programming choices on their cable and satellite television services.

She is unlikely to fulfil her range of programming commitments next year: each year ITV must provide 70 hours of pre-school programmes, 52 hours of information and 75 hours of children's drama.

The BBC commemorates 800 years of Magna Carta with a range of programming across TV, radio and online.

The second issue is a bigger deal, McDonald says, because it's already in Comcast's best interest to have a broad range of programming.

Plenty of new features are in the pipeline, including positional tracking and movement, but Cole admitted he wants to expand his company's range of programming.

They have gained popularity with homeowners because they improve television reception and provide a wider range of programming.

Computing: at secondary school, pupils will be taught to use a range of programming languages.

Several television stations offer a range of programming in Khmer and other languages.