Sentence examples for title of the programme from inspiring English sources

The title of the programme, I think was wrong.

The joke, of course, was in the title of the programme.

They go all the way back to 1998 to tell us that Mr Durkin had to apologise to some contributors for distorting their views.Incidentally, the title of the programme is "The Great Global Warming Swindle".

NetPlay TV Group, which trades as SuperCasino, said that it was only made aware of the title of the programme and that "policies and procedures did not enable them to take an active supervisory approach to broadcasters and how they scheduled ad breaks".

"The rest - it's not correct to collect everything which has 'Sochi' in the title of the programme and add it to the overall budget for the preparation of the games".

The working title of the programme was Eco-Challenge.

Man, even the title of this programme lulls with perverse intent.

Titles of the programmes are shown in Fig. 1b.

Social justice should indeed be the hallmark of policies tackling discrimination against Muslims (Editorial, 15 August) but it is surely time to recognise that the very title of the Prevent programme symbolises its weakness.

And then, like sharks in a feeding frenzy, they went VBS mad and profiled Soft Focus in their Arts Blog under the flattering title of "The Music Programme TV Just Can't Deliver".

Not surprisingly, given the full title of the Livewell programme which includes the term 'service redesign', respondents did not particularly like the term 'commissioning': '.....We wouldn't use the word commissioning at all.