Sentence examples for shows programme from inspiring English sources

Harrison biographer Alan Clayson has written of the "triumph" of the Bangladesh concerts leading to a host of imitators and tribute acts replicating the shows' programme, among which was a French band's cover version of "Bangla Desh".

Additional file 1, Table S1 shows programme contexts and settings.

As well as the Brigade Franco-Allemande, there is Arte television channel, which shows programmes in French and German.

Of course, The South Bank Show still exists, BBC2 still shows programmes about Constable, Channel 4 still commissions series about the novel and Newsnight Review is sometimes a stimulating review programme.

In terms of the health of his talent-show programme, though, the 54-year-old Simon Cowell has more to worry about than Forsyth.

She was the recent subject of a 'South Bank Show' programme, and her second book, 'Affinity', is being made into an Andrew Davies film to air this autumn.

Last summer "Absinthe" ran for two months to sell-out crowds; this year's two-show programme is for three months until the end of September.

But by the time the reviews came out, Mormon was an unstoppable juggernaut, one that even the Mormon church is hitching a ride on by placing several adverts in the show programme, both in London and elsewhere.

Cowell, the music mogul turned TV producer who created "The X Factor" talent show programme that airs in both Britain and the United States, was confronted by the intruder late on Saturday at his home in west London, police said.

Additional file 2, Tables S2 and S3 show programme data and outcomes.

With either however you need to plan out a good show programme with the right number of classes etc. Decide all of the classes you will have for the show.