Sentence examples for some of the programmes from inspiring English sources

He also features in some of the programmes on the Autism Media Channel's YouTube page.

I'm an Englishman working in Scotland and I find it depressing that some of the comments, some of the programmes on TV, are so negative.

"There are questions about whether some of the programmes are just being deferred and with costs to re-emerge at a later date.

Also, regardless of those two factors, there were inefficiencies in some of the programmes that if we were running them again we would not repeat, not least because we won't have as much money.

While some of the programmes – such as Bones and Psych – seem to have seen the Blighty plotlines as little more than a bonus to cast and crew, others have had a plausible narrative reason for coming here.

For one thing, the New York City case has gained attention thanks in part to the sheer volume of programmes launched by the city's new Centre for Economic Opportunity (31 to be exact) and also to the somewhat provocative nature of some of the programmes themselves, many of which are more akin to experiments.

Some of the programme's 79,000 viewers complained about the decision on Twitter, using #freespeech censorship.

Alongside the slapstick for his satellite character were some of the programme's better lines, although sometimes at the expense of exacerbating the Irish stereotype.

However, O'Connor's tenure in Ambridge has occasionally proved controversial, with some of the programme's 5 million listeners initally complaining about high-octane story lines and an increased sense of jeopardy on the world's longest-running soap.

Insiders said that once some of the programme's material started to leak out, producers sought the earliest possible slot ahead of its end of intended programming on 29 October.

It's a remarkable piece of long-form journalism because of this: we believe that we are walking alongside her as she works, but some of the programme was made a few months back.