Sentence examples for the recent programme from inspiring English sources

While watching the recent programme about Match of the Day's 50th birthday it struck me how big a deal the goal of the season award was during my formative years.

The recent programme of hospital building in the UK, however, has been accompanied by a vigorous debate over what constitutes good hospital design, with four significant ideas emerging: hospitals should be clinically efficient, be integrated within the community, be accessible to consumers and the public, and encourage patient and staff well-being.

The recent Programme for International Student Assessment PISAA) results, which placed American children far down the rankings compared to students from other developed nations, sparked a firestorm of debate over what we must do to our public education system.

The recent programme was launched as a part of a larger health sector reforms initiative, known as the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), an umbrella programme of the health department of Government of India (GoI).

The latter is already evident from the recent programmes that several drug companies have started on inflammation and associated processes for Alzheimer's disease, following the identification of TREM2 as a risk gene for this disorder.

Last month, the results of the most recent Programme for International Student Assessment, or PISA, tests were announced.

The most recent programme was about August Wilson, the African American playwright; Lenny Henry presented and it was a lovely, warm tribute.

The industry's recent programme of investment and acquisition in e-cigarettes might be recognition that the products, available in the UK for less than a decade, could be a threat to their "core business of selling tobacco", the 200-page report found.

The world's seventh greatest comedian (according to Channel 4's recent programme The 100 Greatest Stand-Ups) removes his hat, giggles and – this is the important bit – disdains to make the all-too-obvious joke.

Defending the broadcast of the recent Panorama programme on North Korea - in which BBC journalists filmed secretly during a study trip with 10 London School of Economics students - Lord Hall said he was "satisfied there had been clarity over what was going on". "I don't want to inhibit difficult decisions being made," Lord Hall told the committee.

She has been on the recent BBC Tech Tent programme about Gamergate.