Sentence examples for the programme is over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the programme is over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a scheduled event, such as a show or presentation, has concluded. Example: "Thank you for joining us tonight; unfortunately, the programme is over, and we hope to see you again soon."
After the programme is over, Ferrari and I repair to the LBC boardroom.
When my time in the programme is over, I will try to remain in this job.
Although participants had found it difficult to find time for MEND, once the programme was over, they missed the support of a "safe" group.
Unfortunately the programme was over-running and we had to move on.
I also mentioned that intensely irritating thing, that the moment a programme is over, the cast list flashes by, then the credits are moved to the side of the screen and you can't see the crew.
The height of the unbroken freefall in the programme was over 65m before the gosling first hit the cliff face.
Heads of finance from Britain's main teaching hospitals voiced their concerns in a memo to the NHS chief executive, Nigel Crisp, which warns that the NHS reform programme is over-ambitious.
Now that the programme is officially over, none of the 16 schools from the pilot are obliged to continue with the curriculum, but Hareena is adamant that they should.
The problem is to maintain the weigh loss (and/or to continue losing weight) after the treatment programme is over.
The programme is structured over 24 months to allow programme members to continue working in full-time employment while studying and to connect their learning to their own organisation as well as to current global and organisational issues.
The programme is way over budget and late.
