Sentence examples for of a radio programme from inspiring English sources

The presenter of a radio programme on which the issue was discussed reported getting a lot of anti-homosexual texts.

Instead, the deaths are described retrospectively in the transcript of a radio programme discussing the findings of a commission of inquiry.

We didn't want it to just be the best bits of a radio programme you'd missed so this is a show that is straight-to-Pod-cast.

One night late in 1973, I was driving to a dinner party when I caught the tail end of a radio programme about Eva Perón.

On page 3 of Wednesday's paper, we published a prominent First Night review of a radio programme – a Tom Stoppard creation called Darkside based on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album.

This is the man who, in the week of Diana's death, was fervently wishing he was still at the helm of a radio programme in order to make the jokes that weren't (then) being made, so worried was he by the wave of censure against anyone who wanted to challenge pious media orthodoxy.

"We all started, of course, publishing on a radio programme, Anthology, put together by Robert Weaver".

And people of all ages, despite little official encouragement, are showing they want to do just that".I needed to tell my story," said one listener who heeded the call of a journalist, Carlos Elordi, to recount memories of post-war Spain for a radio programme.

The awards went to Mr Boris Vukovic of  "Blic" for his article "300 pupils joined a Facebook group to support beating up of their class mate", Ms Jovana Jovancic of Radio Television of Serbia for a piece on digital behaviour of children and youth, and Ms. Tamara Vucenovic of Radio Belgrade 2 for a radio programme within the series entitled "Digital Icons".

It takes years to learn the ins and outs of running a radio programme".

"I experienced the adrenaline rush of actually putting a radio programme together – the hustle and bustle of getting everything done," she recounts.