Sentence examples for got a programme from inspiring English sources
RR : When I went to see the production, somehow I hadn't got a programme.
The viewer is also invited to sympathise with the one person who lives in the derelict area, an elderly woman who tells Colvin: "You say you've got a programme that can place me somewhere else, but you ain't got a programme for what's outside my door".
We have got a programme for a year, yet no one expects this parliament to last longer than a few months," said the Tories' policy coordinator, David Cameron.
"No, because you've got a programme labelled Benefits Street – in my mind, whoever's going to be on that show is going to be made a fool of, 'cos that's what they normally do.
We've got a programme to record.
Mu said: 'Did you get a programme?' And I had to say it wasn't possible because all the programme sellers were lashed to the dress circle.
Nowadays there would be no chance of getting a programme on mental health to ITV unless a celebrity fronted it or a Big Brother contestant was involved.
Daniel Murphy, the university's assistant director of sport, said: "It's taken two years of hard work to get a programme together, which will be beneficial to both refereeing and the wider game.
Adelaide will get a programme that concentrates on Australian composers and musicians but also involves international musicians ranging from the aforementioned ambient doom metallers (playing in their Gravetemple incarnation) to Fluxus legend Takehisa Kosugi.
Mr van Alst and his colleague, Pablo Suarez, are trying to get a programme started that would study what actions should be given priority in that lull between the eruption and the cooling that would follow.Such vigilance could come into its own well before there is another Tambora, since there is a way for considerably smaller eruptions to have climatic effects.
