Sentence examples for sort of programmes from inspiring English sources

The government has introduced some new funding streams to help schools fund these sort of programmes.

DM: Have you seen the sort of programmes Michael Portillo makes?

Here, he can make the sort of programmes that have been his trademark for 40 years – arty, quirky, unpredictable, informative.

And that includes the sort of programmes that don't have global commercial appeal as well as those that do.

Johnson said the licence fee should only be used to make the sort of programmes that are not made by other UK broadcasters.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale unveiled his long-awaited white paper on the future of the BBC on Thursday, setting out what sort of programmes it should make and how they will be funded.

There's no scope for that sort of programme-making now and I deeply regret that.

Frankly, any sort of programme that doesn't provide anti-aircraft capability will not help in the protection of civilians.

It is the sort of programme that would test the endurance of the fittest and most motivated of athletes.

Without some sort of programme, the Netanyahu administration was likely to bomb the nuclear facility at Natanz.

They may disagree – and Newsnight is probably a different sort of programme from the Six O'Clock News – but by and large it is the BBC.