Sentence examples for on a radio programme from inspiring English sources

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

Just hours before his death, he had appeared on a radio programme calling on Muscovites to come out and protest.

J: Back in the early 80s I was on a radio programme called the Chip Shop with Barry Norman.

See articleFidel Castro, Cuba's ailing president, spoke live on a radio programme for the first time since falling ill last July.

It seems, though, that some comments I made about depression which went out on a radio programme this week have hit home with quite a few folk.

"You can't make peace with the Arabs" is a sentence I hear several times a day, every time I foolishly get into a debate on the street, in a taxi, or on a radio programme.

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

Sang, who at the time of the election was the presenter of a radio programme on the Kalenjin language station KASS FM was accused of using his broadcasts to spread instructions and incitements to violence.

Then one day she happened to hear a radio programme on a specific kind of altruistic donation and instantly she realised she had found the answer.

We are ushered into the centre of the group to watch a drama the children have been working on since they produced a radio programme about the importance of the education of girls.

He then quickly goes off on another tangent, talking about a radio programme he was once on, and I have – for once – to draw him back to the Hitler.