Sentence examples for take the programme from inspiring English sources

The programme has been a hit, with schools across the city vying for his time and officials planning to take the programme nationwide.

Still, if the second-cycle architects just beginning are given the space to deliver, they could take the programme down new and exciting roads.

In series five, Omar's character seems to take the programme on a strange, unexpected incursion into magical realism, with his death-defying "Spider-Man" leap from a balcony and the simple fact that he continues to carry on his street-by-street feud with Marlo – seemingly living on reputation alone – despite the critical impediment of a "gimpy" leg.

About Top Gear, which will return with Evans' former co-presenter Matt LeBlanc as the fact of the new show, Hall said: "I think it is interesting when you look at the team he left behind, I think you can see a team that is going to take the programme to great heights.

The average short-run effects are to raise those who take the programme by around 10 percentile points on emotional state, behaviour and achievement24.

EN: The government decided to take the programme seriously.

Athens wants another two years, taking the programme through to 2016.

We're delighted and thrilled that people have taken the programme in the spirit in which it was intended.

By the end of the year, the CEL expects up to 100 principals to have either completed or be taking the programme.

Taking the programme forward, the organisation has developed a new version designed for at-home use by mothers.

The average score for American students taking the Programme of International Student Assessment was less than 500 on a 560 point range.