Sentence examples for come on the programme from inspiring English sources

"It can't ever 'empty chair' a government minister again after its own editor [Rippon] refused to come on the programme to talk about why it didn't run the Savile report".

We are very harsh in challenging many of the assumptions they have before entering the MBA programme bearing in mind that as many as 60% of them are looking at drastic career changes before they come on the programme, and possibly only half of those will succeed.

Joining Pascoe and presenter Matthew Parris – who confessed to never being able to finish a single book by Woolf – was expert Alexandra Harris, professor of English at the University of Liverpool, who only agreed to come on the programme if it wasn't "all about madness and death".

Wasn't that unduly moralistic, given most viewers of the programme wanted Deayton to stay? "The moment for me was when Christine Hamilton came on the programme," Hislop recalls.

Eric Bibb comes on the programme to play a live session for Paul's final Blues Show.

Alexander is about to come on the Today programme.

They're the people who come on the Today programme to talk about our policies to the nation and we've got to bring people back in.

It will pave the way for a further 4,000 au pairs to come on the "cultural exchange" programme - from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria, and Romania.

They're prepared to come on In Our Time and other programmes on Radio 4 and try and talk to the rest of us...".. "Now have I seen him with my own eyes, knowing him in truth to be the wise Lord of the good mind and of good deeds and words". Thus spake the real Zarathustra, the prophet and founder of the ancient and modern religion of Zoroastrianism.

I remember meeting him, and then he came on the junior programme and graduated to the main programme.

The duo's first triumph came on the radio programme La Corte Suprema del Arte.