Sentence examples for whose programmes from inspiring English sources

The company, backed by Diller's IAC, does not pay fees to the media companies whose programmes it redistributes.

Its next targets are TNT and Ekho Moskvy (Moscow's Echo), an influential radio station whose programmes are widely rebroadcast across Russia.

Now he is managing director of a thriving radio station whose programmes are syndicated to 650 stations in Indonesia and to ten other countries.

She's media-friendly and literate, not least because she runs the London-based International TV English whose programmes have a large following in the Middle East.

Three years later, I heard him interviewed by Mary Ann Kennedy, whose programmes I've followed since she began broadcasting on Radio Scotland.

Netflix, the streaming service whose programmes include House of Cards and Orange is the New Black, has commissioned royal drama The Crown, which will cover six decades of the Queen on the throne.

But I couldn't possibly say so because I know Ben Macintyre, whose programme it is.

It's not a race, although some participants (including, last year, chef James Martin whose programme on the event missed the point entirely) might think so.

Jeremy is a former gambling addict whose programme has been sponsored by a gambling website, so he's hardly going to worry about a little contradiction like that.

TearFall, by Watson, is one of those science-inspired pieces whose programme notes are full of fun facts like "lysozyme is made of chains of amino acids".

The satirical TV host Bassem Youssef, whose programme was taken off air for his criticism of the government, suggested Daoud's arrest was "just the beginning".