Sentence examples for said programmes from inspiring English sources

The watchdog said programmes by Britain's Department for International Development (DfID) had failed to significantly improve the quality and sustainability of maternal healthcare services in partner countries.

Rajiv Grover, president of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (Baaps), said programmes like The Only Way Is Essex "normalised something that is not normal.

It said programmes categorised by the BBC as "news" featured discussions of presenters' recurring nightmares, celebrity lookalikes, music reviews, listeners' irrational hatreds and irritating habits.

But Louise Shorter, who was a producer on Rough Justice for 10 years before setting up Inside Justice, a miscarriage of justice investigative unit, said programmes could still be made and public interest in such stories never waned.

Denise Burrows, managing editor of Collectors Gazette, said: "Programmes like Cash in the Attic have brought collecting to the fore, and people are buying things more as an investment or even as an alternative pension.

Gay women said lesbians were often British broadcasters were guilty of portraying lesbians as either "butch" or "lipstick lesbians" and said they should follow the examples of their US counterparts, which they said programmes tended to convey a more nuanced view of the community.

"Jamaican athletes deserve a robust anti-doping programme," said Tygart.

"The Europa flyby is not a life-finding mission," said programme scientist Curt Niebur.

Launching the new season, BBC director of television Alan Yentob said programme-makers were aspiring to something higher than mere ratings.

The furore caused by plans for Galliano to teach a workshop at New York design school Parsons in April this year eventually caused said programme to be cancelled.

I've never actually seen said programme, though, because it's not on Normal Telly, so you'll have to judge its accuracy for yourself.