jackanory造句

• In 1969 and 1970, he appeared on BBC's long running children's television show " Jackanory " reading several Bobby Brewster stories.
• For " The Moon in the Cloud ", published by Faber in 1968, Harris won the annual BBC series " Jackanory ".
• ""'Jackanory " "'was a long-running BBC children's television series that was designed to stimulate an interest in reading.
• The series are based on the original books written by Joan Aiken, and illustrated by Quentin Blake, and some were first shown on the BBC's Jackanory programmes.
• In the early 1970s Wood often read Scottish stories on the BBC children's TV programme " Jackanory " under the name "'Auntie Gwen " '.
• In addition to his acting on " Blackadder ", Robinson also wrote and narrated several " Jackanory "-style children's programmes, encouraged by Richard Curtis.
• In the mid-1970s, reading " Winnie the Pooh " for the BBC's " Jackanory ", he won over a whole new audience of young children.
• Essentially a variation on " Jackanory ", " Five To Eleven " was set in small studio which famously featured " dying " floral arrangements and a sea-green background.
• Following the success of " Play School ", Michael Peacock asked Whitby to create a new daily programme at teatime for slightly older children " Jackanory " was launched in 1965.
• A three part Jackanory adaptation was broadcast on BBC One 28 30 December 1983 starring Colin Jeavons as the Duke, Roy Kinnear as the Golux, Yolande Palfrey as Saralinda and Simon Shepherd as Prince Zorn.
• In 1975 at the age of 13, Benson wrote a story called " The Rag-and-Bone Man " for a contest on the BBC1 children's series " Jackanory ".
• Gulati has recently been seen as one of many storytellers in the CBBC revival of " Jackanory " and in the UK tour of the hit play " Girls Night " by Louise Roche.
• The BBC produced three television series : one week of " Jackanory " in 1965 and two that aired under the original title in 1976 and 1997, written by John Tully and Helen Cresswell respectively.
• The episodes were directed by Paul Stone, who had been a director on " Jackanory " since 1969 and would later spend the 1980s producing some of Britain's top children's dramas.
• In the 1970s, Blake was an occasional presenter of the BBC children's story-telling programme " Jackanory ", when he would illustrate the stories on a canvas as he was telling them.
• Cresswell had great " popular impact " because she " diversified into writing for television, in 1960, with a script for what was then called Jackanory Playhouse, bringing simple storytelling to BBC children's TV ."
• The 3000th story to be broadcast in the BBC's long-running children's programme Jackanory was The Hobbit, in 1979 . Four narrators told the story, with Bilbo's part being played by Bernard Cribbins
• "Jackanory, jackanory " said by someone in the sing-song tones of the theme tune indicates that he / she thinks that someone else is making up or " stretching " a story, i . e . lying.
• "Jackanory, jackanory " said by someone in the sing-song tones of the theme tune indicates that he / she thinks that someone else is making up or " stretching " a story, i . e . lying.
• A small portion of " Ommadawn " " Part One " was used as the theme music for the BBC's " Jackanory " on occasions when John Grant narrated his " Littlenose " stories.