Sentence examples for program war from inspiring English sources

Both MSNBC and Fox News mix reporting with documentary series: "Lockup," on MSNBC, is about life inside prisons, and the military history program "War Stories" is hosted by Oliver North on Fox.

Participants nominated trusted sources of information on the environment as high profile science communicators like David Attenborough, Brian Cox, David Suzuki, Karl Kruszelnicki, Steve and Bindi Irwin and Craig Reucassel's ABC program, War on Waste.

They'll be too busy fighting and dying for that endless and most popular, bipartisan government program: War.

Speaking of the state on the tube, the morning network news program wars are coming to the Jersey Shore.

The president is "saying the value of respecting this political constraint is very high and is more important than your run-of-the-mill spending program -- war obviously being an exception, or the need to stimulate the economy being an exception," Mr. Lindsey said.

Current said Wednesday that Ms. Granholm would start hosting a 9 p.m. program, "The War Room," in January.

Welles had tasted the power of radio to confuse and terrify in his program "The War of the Worlds".

If it chooses the latter, it will avoid a compromise, but it may find itself left with a choice between an unmonitored Iranian nuclear program and war.

Her contract to host the 6 and 9 p.m. program "The War Room" expired after the presidential election, and she renewed for just three months.

Welles had tasted the power of radio to confuse and terrify in his program "The War of the Worlds". But the analogy between the two stops there.

I pursue the program for war films.