Sentence examples for programme has got from inspiring English sources

In practice, the programme has got nothing like that.

The work programme has got 350,000 into work.

We conclude that the programme has got off to a slow start and that some centres are struggling.

The industry tells us that the work programme has got almost 500,000 of the hardest to help into jobs.

The additional beneficial effect of extra gilt purchases appears to have diminished the bigger the asset purchase programme has got.

After more than 30 years the ITV flagship arts programme has got a bit long in the tooth, like Lord Bragg and me, but it has survived.

But the business case behind such programmes has got considerably worse in recent yearsWhy 10, not 9, is better than 8 After the disastrous release of the Windows 8 operating system in 2012, Microsoft decided to skip a number and call its latest edition, unveiled this week, Windows 10.

I am sure the programme still has got life in it.

She told the Murnaghan programme: "I think [Cameron] has got a hugely rich talent pool to draw from – people like Harriett Baldwin, who was a leader in her field in the City before she came to parliament.

The venue has got an excellent programme, but it has an airport-like love of tedious queues, eagerly policed by students with searchlights and attack dogs.

"But if one has got an additional programme of Flat racing to draw upon as well, the additional costs are not so huge.