Sentence examples for weighty programme from inspiring English sources
The fringe is dauntingly huge, as the weighty programme proves, and it's expensive to attend whether you are a company or an audience member.
Snowden spoke with BBC1's Panorama programme about more weighty matters this week, where he claimed the British Government's intelligence agency has access to tools that can listen in on phones and smart devices, and further tools to stop people from realising their phone had been accessed or tampered with.
We got music journalist Paul Sexton, not famous, but expert, known for his insightful interviews with 60s stars (especially the Stones): a surprise that gave the programmes a nicely weighty air.
The Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, who normally grapples with weightier issues such as Iran's nuclear programme, also invited Keke for talks.
His television programmes and a back catalogue of weighty books on the British monarchy make him one of our most bankable constitutional experts.
A somewhat weighty work featuring guest saxophonist Nathaniel Facey and the composer's piano accompaniment, it came with devout programme notes and strict instructions not to applaud until the very last note had sounded.
A South Sudanese space-satellite programme may still be some way off, but the new country will have a place in the weighty Master International Frequency Register.Before South Sudan's new diplomats relax on the cocktail circuit, they will also need to establish ties with a long list of other outfits.
These weren't weighty tomes.
It was large, weighty luggage.
