Sentence examples for the sort of programme from inspiring English sources

It is the sort of programme that would test the endurance of the fittest and most motivated of athletes.

They can't simply expect to put together the sort of programme and arrogant and lazy government that we've had for the last five years".

This is the sort of programme that Radio 1 and 1Xtra do so well at the moment: Amfo is the big-sister figure who doesn't hold back, letting young people who've lost a parent know they're not the only ones.

It wasn't the sort of programme to lower the tone, preferring to follow the grain of innocent wonder preserved in these mementos retrieved from the national attic, the narrator assuming the same uncomplicated deference as the people waving the flags.

This is the sort of programme only the BBC can put on, and the first chance many of us will ever have had to hear, live, a meaningful chunk of Birtwistle's wildly ambitious opera.

It's not the sort of programme with a strong political constituency, however, and so in an environment of weak growth and broad austerity, it's the sort of investment that's likely to get cut while corporate subsidies and benefits for retirees are maintained.

On the economic realities, in the past the monopoly on advertising revenues enjoyed by the terrestrial broadcasters generated levels of income that enabled us to compete with a fully funded BBC and take the sort of programme-making risks that have contributed to Britain's reputation as a world leader in this sector of the creative industries.

DM: Have you seen the sort of programmes Michael Portillo makes?

Here, he can make the sort of programmes that have been his trademark for 40 years – arty, quirky, unpredictable, informative.

And that includes the sort of programmes that don't have global commercial appeal as well as those that do.

Johnson said the licence fee should only be used to make the sort of programmes that are not made by other UK broadcasters.