Sentence examples for the programme has moved from inspiring English sources

I've always said, 'No, I should not be the new presenter, because the programme has moved on.

But now the programme has moved into popular viewing 'we will start to hear negative remarks from the people who lauded it as a cult revolution'.

The programme has moved away from "planned" communication to community-based initiatives, in particular local "rehabilitation task forces" or RTFs.

In a blog post on the Government Digital Service site, the Cabinet Office's identity assurance team said the programme had moved a step closer to market after a selection of possible suppliers passed the pre-qualification questionnaire part of the procurement and got to the ITT stage.

Staff specifically recruited for the implementation of the programme, had moved on at the time of the evaluation, although several of these could be tracked and interviewed.

Students in Africa do migrate within the continent and those in this programme had moved both prior to enrolling (14%) and after graduating (14%).

The World Food Programme has moved a convoy of contingency food supplies to the north of Haiti.

The government's land reform programme has moved slowly and has been marred by reports of threats and violence.

There is growing competition from big foreign dairy groups, but at least Vinamilk is in there with a chance.The privatisation programme has moved in fits and starts.

Image caption India's space programme has moved on significantly since its early days.

Difficult to watch today as actual news programmes have moved so far be yond its silly graphics that the satire looks rather tame.