Sentence examples for get in the programme from inspiring English sources

But Start-Up Chile's communication manager Catalina Bräuchle is adamant that the bureaucracy issues "aren't important in comparison to the other things you get in the programme".

"I did everything in my power to ensure that that word did not get in the programme that was transmitted".

It was a word I loathe". "I did everything in my power to ensure that that word did not get in the programme that was transmitted". Editor of The Voice newspaper George Ruddock said that, if it was clear Clarkson had used the offensive term, "the BBC should take some action".

It's less than £3 to get in and the programme changes every month, with great film seasons, world cinema and occasionally silent films accompanied by live piano music.

It reflects the premise that human-rights programmes get in the way of economic development, a point underscored by a statement that workers in developing countries want to work excessive hours.

Communication and engagement We do get great feedback from staff who get involved in the programme but it's clear that some people find it hard to take part because of work pressures.

"I spent two years talking to Judy and she eventually agreed to let me have a pair and get involved in the programme.

I didn't even get mentioned in the programme.

Each of these companies "has adopted" a school thereby enabling it to get involved in the programme.

The factors related to the patients correspond to the characteristics of these patients that can influence the results of the programme, such as motivation to get involved in the programme.

What else were we going to get in a programme about Tourette syndrome?