Sentence examples for television programmes about from inspiring English sources

Real-life television programmes about people's disastrous moves abroad have subsequently become one of our guilty pleasures.

This is where prime ministers, media moguls and curmudgeonly presenters of popular television programmes about cars rub shoulders.

As one of the world's leading sources of cocaine, Colombia is accustomed to television programmes about drugs, kingpins and mafias, which are popularly known as narcosoaps.

Boycotts need to have a very clear outcome and a moral premise to be effective, argues comedian and activist Mark Thomas, who has made two television programmes about Nestlé's trading practices.

Ma Weidu is the host of one of China's most popular television programmes about ancient art collection.

"In Syria," he continues, "we see television programmes about France - we learn it is the country of freedom, of human rights and solidarity".

She found herself watching a television programme about a journey into the Nepalese city and became inspired.

Last summer, while making a television programme about Shylock in the Venice ghetto, I saw a relatively young actor play him.

Puzzled at being the only light-skinned person in Tweefontein, he apparently thought a television programme about abducted children explained his origins.

The ostensible theme of the event was apprenticeships, so the PM was introduced by Karren Brady, who works on a television programme about pretend apprentices.

I used to be a nervous flyer, especially after watching a television programme about crashes which said the highest chances of disaster are during take-off and landing.