The phrase "a same program" is not correct in written English.
You should use "the same program" instead, as "same" does not require the article "a."
Example: "We are both using the same program to complete our tasks."
Alternatives: "an identical program" or "the identical program."
On any given night, sometimes on the same channel or even the same program, a gorgeous butterfly, a poisonous toad, a heroic doggie and a ravenous hippo may all come bursting out of your set.
In response to a question on the same program about a study that concluded that smoking mothers gave birth to smaller babies than nonsmoking mothers, Mr. Cullman replied, "Some women would prefer having smaller babies".
Two days before its scheduled opening- night gala, the Metropolitan Opera is offering an additional performance of the same program, an evening of Giuseppe Verdi.
A comparison of a variant of the same program, using the strcmp library function yielded the following timings.
Children in the third to ninth grade (N = 263) were randomly assigned to an offer of an online summer mathematics program, the same program plus a free laptop computer, or the control group.
As a former intern in the same program as Plath, a Mademoiselle guest editor in the early '50s, I ranked that achievement higher than getting A's in school, as I'm sure she did.
Senator Paul Wellstone, Democrat of Minnesota, said in an appearance on the same program that Mr. Ashcroft was a friend, but that he had "real questions" about his nomination.
The fan-club connection extends to a short on the same program, Laura Bennett's "Double D," about another young girl with a fan's sense of escapist fantasy.
Mr. Christie and his ensemble have released a CD of the same program; after this concert, it was elevated from interesting curiosity to a souvenir of a memorable performance.
But his criticism was shrugged off by Mrs. Clinton and David Axelrod, a top adviser to President Obama, in an appearance on the same program.
