Sentence examples for spoke of the programme from inspiring English sources

Jones later spoke of the programme, saying it is "the Cagney & Lacey of Manchester", though she acknowledged that Scott & Bailey as a drama was more "gritty" and "real".

Dormer has spoken of the programme as giving her the opportunity to play the lead after often being cast in supporting roles.

In a report from the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education ([2009]), both students and educators speak of the programme's varying demand levels between medical and nursing science courses, in terms of both work required and intellectual challenge.

Earlier this year, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada spoke on the programme about a bill he had introduced, the Air Travellers Fair Treatment Actt.

She also spoke on the programme about the end of her marriage to fellow comedian Lenny Henry.

At a household-level, although this may not be particular to community-led cash transfer programmes, some guardians spoke of how the programme had enabled them to set up small-scale income generating activities, transforming their livelihoods by strengthening household assets.

Several alleged victims speak on the programme.

The relative, who spoke to the programme on condition of anonymity, said the 23-year-old had made infrequent but increasingly erratic phone calls to the family.

HSAs spoke of multiple programmes and supervisors at the local level placing competing demands on them to prioritize their activities.

Not strictly speaking part of the programme, but still an incident with which it will always be remembered.

The programme notes speak of the characters' use of lurid Catholic imagery and allusions to religious hatred.