Sentence examples for united programmes from inspiring English sources

When I go on holiday, I'll take Manchester United programmes or Beatles postcards.

Sir Alex Ferguson told supporters in his last Manchester United programme note that "the support you have provided over the years has been truly humbling".

"Now," she says, "he comes into the canteen on a Monday and can read the West Ham United programme he bought at the match on Saturday".

Marcus McGilvray, co-founder of the charity Africaid, launched the Whizzkids United programme in April last year as a means of engaging young people whom the HIV prevention message might not otherwise reach.

Before kick-off Sir Alex Ferguson was in confident mood, telling the United programme: "As regards tonight I feel the advantage has swung our way bringing West Ham back to Old Trafford and with the incentive of another home tie against Fulham [as it is] or Blackpool if we can defend a bit better this time.

And one of the most important ways of doing that will be by further encouraging the mobility of researchers through a series of programmes united under the Marie Curie name (see sidebar 1).

Local television programmes united Uyghur and Han singers in a chorus of "We are all part of the same family"; Uygurs who "acted heroically" during the riots were profiled; loud-hailer trucks blasted slogans in the streets.

The Farewell programme united contemporary pieces by William Tuckett, William Forsythe and Christopher Wheeldon with more classical excerpts.

The students and non-students, the latter sometimes bolstered by middle-aged, Chanel-wearing monarchists, are united neither by programme nor leader.

Could the programme have united their considerable talents instead of dividing them into a double bill?

His advisers, his speechwriters, had failed to predict the resentment that would greet his somehow suggesting that he and they were united in a joint programme of necessary reform; that these women would enjoy a sense of complicity.