Sentence examples for a programme on the from inspiring English sources

From the beginning it was a perfect fit of format and presenter, a kind of jeu sans frontiers of the mind where a programme on The Venerable Bede one week would be followed the next by one on Higgs Boson and the week after by Zoroastrianism: history, physics, religion – and that is only a taster.

But he's the one who has gone and made a programme on the issue, and right at the heart of the series, the hammer blow in episode one, is the claim by Lord Hutchinson, with which Bragg has already told me he agrees, that had Clement Attlee abolished public schools when he had the chance, we wouldn't have the current "apartheid" system we have now, as he calls it.

Remarable language for a programme on the same channel.

Long after that, I was a regular contributor to a programme on the BBC World Service.

"Look at Lost, it's much more than just a programme on the telly, it has a vibrant, interactive website.

"Our biggest mistake was not understanding how complex it would be to start a programme on the ground," Eisenstadt says.

The Head of Walking Programmes and Promotion from the Ramblers highlighted the challenge presented by this short lead-in time in delivering a successful programme on-the-ground.

If there is any doubt over the ability to deliver a programme on time the BBC should be alerted at the earliest opportunity.

I watched a programme on him the other week, and it was all the stuff I loved studying at uni.

"I had been on a programme on television the day before talking about why Militants shouldn't be expelled from the Labour party.

His scepticism toward missile defence, a programme on which the US has spent billions in spite of a poor testing record and a shaky rationale, is healthy.