Sentence examples for put on the program from inspiring English sources

It was a must she be put on the program because her mother was adamant that "no one will ever love you if you are fat".

"You might put on the program that this is not a state-sanctioned prayer if a prayer does break out at a football game or graduation," Mr. Bryant said.

For its part, Disney clearly invests some resources into putting on the program.

Last Tuesday, Mr. Clinton waived several human rights conditions put on the aid program by Congress, declaring Colombia a national security priority.

But the people who were responsible for putting on the television programs in the system at that time were not the dumbest.

But the agency said it had fined two broadcasting companies, including the Sinclair Broadcast Group, for putting on the air programs distributed by Mr. Williams and his company, the Graham Williams group, without properly disclosing who had sponsored them.

Still, if put on one program the concert would last six hours -- the same amount of time it would take to perform the Mozart, Brahms and Verdi Requiems back to back, twice.

Recently, the National Geographic television station put on a program, EARTH: THE ATMOSPHERE, that had a visual demonstration which exudes comprehension.

The Gail Borden library put on a program to educate the community about fake news in late January.

Naturalists put on a program that taught the campers about owls, crickets and tree frogs and they roasted s'mores by the campfire.

Two pieces that are worth comparing — and I think they were put on the same program in order to invite the comparison — are "Gloria" and "V," created twenty years apart.