Sentence examples for showcase programme from inspiring English sources

Alongside the photos and biographies in the showcase programme, there are vital statistics (height, build, eye colour) and "special abilities" (swordfighting, dancing, horse-riding).

Clive James Postcard from Hong Kong is the showcase programme at 9 and there's a new George Cole sitcom My Good Friend launching on tuesday night.

Yesterday was day two of the onedotzero_adventures in motion festival and it saw the debut of this year's showcase programme, wow+flutter 10.

UNDP showcased programmes in Albania and the Eastern Caribbean, where local social and cultural realities were absorbed in order to implement the MDGs.

Of the government-funded centralised evidence dissemination structures, DH Showcase Hospitals Programme was widely used by trusts for obtaining 'awareness' and 'how-to' knowledge, but none of the trusts used it for 'principles' knowledge.

UKTV owes its origins to UK Gold, one of the earliest cable and satellite channels launched in November 1992, which showcased the programme libraries of the BBC and former ITV London weekday company Thames Television.

Further, she reveals that BBC2 will soon begin showcasing BBC4 programmes, in a regular zone for BBC4 on BBC2 either once or twice a week after Newsnight.

The conference featured an exhibition, displayed ECD-related materials and showcased innovative programmes developed by various organizations.

Series 1-7 takes us up to the end of the Thatcher years, providing a showcase for the programme's best character in the shape of the red-eyed, power-mad Maggie.

Sports for Development In 2007, UNICEF signed a three year partnership with Soccerex, which offers a platform for UNICEF to showcase its Sports for Development programme, raise funds and engage with the football industry in the lead-up to the 2010 World Cup.

The programme showcases a wealth of internal talent and introduces a host of external digital experts.