Sentence examples for talent programmes from inspiring English sources

But, unusually, the talent programmes of the last decade were raised on territory previously occupied and assumed derelict.

Tthink of the amount of time judges in talent programmes spend with their people between episodes, providing coaching and support along the way.

On the board of British Rowing we're now at 33 per cent women, but we should be aiming at 50-50, pasticularoughlyroughalfhalf our student membership are women and our talent programmes have more women than men.

What does he make of television talent programmes like the X Factor?"What I think is a shame is that there are now whole generations that don't have anything their parents don't like, to [be able to] say: 'That's us.

He has observed the competition for British talent, programmes and formats grow appreciably in the decade since he joined ABC from his final BBC job, running US cable channel BBC America.

The actor and theatre director Kevin Spacey has attacked the BBC for unfairly distorting the West End theatre market by broadcasting the talent programmes Any Dream Will Do and I'd Do Anything.

From 2013 onwards, Special Science and Maths Talent programme (SSMT) is introduced to the SMTP curriculum to train talented students in areas such as Physics and Biology.

Sheldon is also the head of talentum, O2's early career and young talent programme.

Liz Carter is a talentum consultant for O2 and is jointly responsible for O2's apprenticeship and young talent programme.

With the return of Britain's Got Talent, some advice to BBC's rival talent programme The Voice about over-fawning from the judges.

Athletes selected for the Talent programme are not funded but receive free physiotherapy, medical and coaching support to help them succeed in senior competition.