Sentence examples for been on the programmes from inspiring English sources

The pilot projects, run both in the US and the UK - in Greenwich - have been successful, says Laura Huxley, and her claims are backed up by many who have worked on the projects; teenage pregnancy rates for those who have been on the programmes are a tiny percentage of the average.

10.27pm BST Of course, Nigel Farage has been on the programme rather a lot recently.

In the meantime Grainger will focus on commentating – though that won't include the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow where rowing has not officially been on the programme since 1984.

"They couldn't give it to me and said I'd been on the programme too long, that I was too old at the age of 25.

"To try to draw conclusions when most people have not even been on the programme for six months would be ludicrous.

Wrestling has been on the programme since the first modern games in 1896 and is a popular college sport in America.

It has been on the programme since the 1912 Stockholm Games, where George S Patton - a future famous US Army general - finished fifth.

A few journalists sitting to my left told me they probably wouldn't have come if she hadn't been on the programme.

"I've only been on the programme a year and I'm only young," said Whiteside, who won bantamweight gold at the European Union Championships last July.

There are even people who have been on the programme coming forward with tattoos showing through the cover-up.

Patients invited to the focus groups had been on the programme for two to five months.