Sentence examples similar to searching for programmes from inspiring English sources

Viewers will be able to search for programmes by using the scroll back system in the electronic TV guide or via an apps page.

Coronation Street was the third most searched for programme of 2013, joined by soaps Emmerdale and Hollyoaks in sixth and seventh place.

Even Katie Hopkins' appearances on This Morning did little to rank the ITV chat show, with early morning news show Daybreak named the eight most searched for programme.

As noted, there's no on-board Wi-Fi; and there's no Bluetooth, either, which makes searching for a programme by name a painful process despite the predictive text which fills in suggestions as you type – it would be great to be able to pair a Bluetooth keyboard with the box.

Labour should be searching for an economic programme which describes the way money will be saved as well as spent.

What's more, you can also search for funding programmes that include a return scheme as part of their mobility package.

If there had been, in the 1970s, a programme searching for unrecognised diseases in Africa then AIDS would have been noticed long before so many people had started dying from it.

Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, a US reality show following the life of a child beauty pageant participant, was the third most searched for TV programme worldwide.

An important process in realist reviews is searching for additional data to inform programme theory development.

The box lets viewers search for programmes and browse through categories, offering similar functionality to Netflix.

But then it was back to business as usual, with Stewart admitting the Daily Show team had spent the majority of the day "in shock and grief … but also searching for a segue, back into a programme such as this … We believe that we have found it: it's a story that combines the difficulty of ridding society of these types of persistent, toxic ideologies … with a creature that has four stomachs".