Sentence examples for televised programme from inspiring English sources

The comments come from an article Mr Johnson wrote for the Daily Telegraph, and appear just a day after the BBC's The Revolution Will Be Televised programme criticised the capital's mayor for his "career in show business" – confronting him and asking when he would move into politics.

Obama, accompanied by First Lady Michelle and their daughters Sasha and Malia, lit up the newly planted tree in a televised programme which included performances from Kenneth BabyfaceEdmonds, James Taylorlor and The Fray.

One Direction performed the ballad on televised programmes and during his Up All Night Tour (2011 12).

In Washington, DC, a jolly President Obama and his family lit the National Christmas Tree in the President's Park as part of a live televised entertainment programme on December 6th.

"Reality" shows aside (but how about Mike Rowe's "Dirty Jobs"?), the top televised fiction programmes are police procedurals like NCIS and CSI and so forth.

And yet that seems like the fate destined for ITV's new televised satirical puppetry programme Newzoids.

As the increasingly chaotic scenes in Ukraine's east continued, the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, told a televised call-in programme he was certain that Russia and Ukraine could reach a compromise on the basis of their common interests.

Women who claim they lived in the same camps as some of the 219 girls who were taken from their school in the town of Chibok last April told the Panorama programme televised on Monday that many are now administering punishments on behalf of Boko Haram.

"I made mistake recalling the events of 12 years ago", Mr Williams said in a statement televised on his programme.

"From correspondence received," he wrote, "it is clear a large percentage of viewers will try to see all programmes televised.

Of all the problems in the world, it seems extraordinarily decadent to complain about the declining quality of our televised satirical puppetry programmes.