Sentence examples for a discussion programme on from inspiring English sources

Leaving the BBC in 1999, he moved to Sky Sports, where for seven years he presented Jimmy Hill's Sunday Supplement, a discussion programme on which he was joined by three football reporters.

At any rate, his friend Douglas Leslie felt that Moore would have enough to say on the subject to put him forward for a discussion programme on BBC television dealing with UFOs.

An analyst of US politics, Qavamoddin Mahdavi, appeared on a discussion programme on the IRINN rolling news channel to say Mr Obama's plans for the economy are a "pipe dream" aimed at boosting electoral support for the Democrats.

but in a strongly worded contribution, the Church of England complained that Songs of Praise no longer has a regular slot, while the main discussion programme on belief, The Big Questions, is shown at a churchgoing time.

In the late evening, the nightly discussion programme on TV3, Tonight with Vincent Browne, was presented (because Browne is on holiday) by Ger Colleran, editor of INM's Irish Daily Star.

Ms Trierweiler, 48, is a journalist who writes for Paris Match magazine and has presented discussion programmes on French television.

They are also often the subject of night-time discussion programmes on state-run television.All of this is set to continue until the men are sentenced, in a month or so.

Estuary TV's schedule includes regular news bulletins, a sports discussion programme called On The Bench, a Friday night talkshow called That Friday Show and cookery programme The Lincolnshire Kitchen.

He was just trying to make a point on a TV discussion programme or, as several French newspapers suggested, he was conducting a Cartesian experiment: "I am being talked about therefore I am".

The same cannot be said of his compatriot, Alexander Lebedev, the proprietor of two British newspapers, who has been shown punching a fellow panellist on a televised discussion programme.

Gone are the days when the likes of Bill Grundy were suspended over a few ripe words used by the Sex Pistols, or when Kenneth Tynan could shock the nation with a passing obscenity on a BBC discussion programme.