Sentence examples for review programmes from inspiring English sources

Why review programmes that only a few readers have watched?

In the past, I've tried to persuade BBC radio review programmes to cover games more frequently.

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Even the tsars of criticism, the familiar denizens of arts review programmes and the books pages who can glide effortlessly and authoritatively from cutting-edge theatre to the latest gallery opening, know nothing.

There will be documentaries and performances, but Jonty Claypole, the director of BBC Arts, admitted that the arts magazine and review programmes of yesteryear had probably had their day.

In his time as a TV critic, Peter Cook was famous for two things: not owning a television set, leading him to review programmes his neighbours were watching by cupping his hand to the wall to hear snippets of muffled dialogue, and his obsession with the actor, Raymond Burr.

He adds that NHS England has commissioned the world's first learning disability mortality review programme.

One year after the review programme released over 8,000 detainees from American facilities, only 28 were re-interned.

"I think there is a real place for a topical arts and review programme on BBC television," adds Kearney.

Although he returned, presenting a chatshow, film review programme and Radio 2 show, he seemed slightly emasculated, aware that another slip could cost him dear.

This reform is the outcome of a review programme, which I initiated in 2000, culminating in the publication of a green paper in December 2001.