Sentence examples for getting a slot on from inspiring English sources

Instead, try getting a slot on a coaching staff.

After doing a pre-interview for a possible guest appearance on "The Dick Cavett Show," the interviewer told him not to hold his breath about getting a slot on the popular talk show because the host wasn't keen on paranormal stories.

He's nicked the Cleggster's idea and got a slot on LBC.

Is the BBC right to decide that Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National party, should get a slot on David Dimbleby's Question Time panel?

For a chance to get a slot on the panel (or the opera or dance equivalents), send a 150-word review of a production you've seen to [email protected].

If I've got a slot on the One Show, it's a little bit different – I'll cycle down there for 6pm and leave about 8pm but it's certainly not arduous.

Although she called Whole Foods "a gourmet's paradise," she described the parking situation there as "absolutely appalling," and admitted that "if I can't get a slot on the bottom, I drive right out".

For example, we got a slot on Top of the Pops because someone else was ill – it might've been Shakin' Stevens – and with that the Red Sea parted, and whatever problems came along were solved.

It's got a slot on the top for actual game cartridges, two NES controller ports, and external power button and LED.

Cruz, the former Supreme Court clerk, gets a slot on the high court for his pains after a brief stint with the court of appeals.

A remarkable, under-the-radar  grass-roots campaign led by the D.C. Committee for the Public Trust, joined by Public Citizen, the D.C. for Democracy progressive group and countless volunteers, is close to gathering the 23,000-plus signatures they'll need to ensure they'll get a slot on the ballot for Initiative 70 in November.