Sentence examples for pick on a programme from inspiring English sources

It is possibly unfair to pick on a programme that does so much to provide a platform for women and women's issues.

Viewers will pick a programme just as they pick a magazine on a bookstall, rather than being fed what a channel controller somewhere thinks should come next.

He's a faggot, pick on him.

Pick a programme she enjoys or is interested in seeing.

Based on responses to GMAC's survey, these have significantly different considerations when picking a programme to those who look close to home.

Pick bronze strings for finger picking on a folk guitar.

You can also get other benefits like starting to watch a programme on one device and picking up where you left off on another.

Norman Lamb, the Liberal Democrat MP who as health minister in the coalition government championed IAPT, described it as "a massive and world-leading advance in evidence-based treatment" and said that to pick on faults was a disservice to the programme's achievements.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "He was generalising and the media pick up on a generalisation and it suddenly becomes true or false.

Dinkiest of all are the two tiny goldcrests that pick over a low-hanging ash branch while working through a programme of deft variations on the theme "upside-down".

I don't like to pick favourites among our programmes, but the reality is that a programme gets more exciting as it gets close to the clinic.