Sentence examples for the resulting programme from inspiring English sources

Worse, the resulting programme was outranked in the ratings by both Autumnwatch and Watchdog.

A South Korean television station investigated the allegations, but the resulting programme was initially withheld from broadcast because of the strength of public support for Dr Hwang.

The north-east of England became the host for this national celebration and the resulting programme was inspiring: the region now benefits from Baltic and the Sage in Gateshead and Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art.

Were the situation to be documented by the channel itself, the resulting programme might well be called Axe, Leave or Butcher? or Russell Howard's Bad News.

The resulting programme was described by radio historians Andy Foster and Steve Furst as "one of the seminal comedies to come out of the BBC", while The Spectator described it as "one of the great radio successes".

We call the resulting programme DeadEasy Caspase.

"The resulting programmes align us with the best education systems in the world," Oates said.

However, while the results programme Final Score may have seen a slight reduction in its audience, Mark Cole, the BBC's lead executive for football, says Match of the Day keeps growing.

However, the picture is complicated because in 2011 the talent show finale was split into two shows, with an average of 11.4 million for the two-hour main show and 12.5 million for the results programme, across ITV1 and ITV1 +1.

The X Factor cemented its reputation as one of UK TV's biggest hits, surging to a record audience of nearly 14 million for the results programme on ITV1 last night, Sunday 1 November.

The first programme attracted 5.1 million viewers with a 32% audience share, with 4.9 million viewers (30% share) watching the first of the live finals, and 4.7 million (23% share) viewing the results programme.