Sentence examples for put the programme from inspiring English sources

These 20 words put the programme in an impossible position, according to insiders.

"He has had to make savings and put the programme on an even keel, both financially and managerially.

Jones first discovered the abuse at Duncroft School shortly after Savile died and put the programme idea to his editor.

The figures will embarrass Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, who has put the programme at the centre of his reforms.

But the EU put the programme on hold for a year for non-European carriers to allow time for a global agreement on aviation emissions.

Jones first came across allegations of abuse at Duncroft School shortly after Savile died and put the programme idea to his editor.

Thus, it may require other efforts to put the programmes on a stronger financial footing.

It's been a pleasure putting the programme together.

Putting the programme to MPs would be good for the system of representative democracy – but also good for making a coalition government more effective in delivering its programme than the current one has sometimes proved to be.

A screengrab from Jeremy Clarkson's video apology PA BBC2 controller Kim Shillinglaw, the woman tasked with putting the programme back together after Clarkson's exit, has previously refused to rule out a return to the show for May and Hammond.

Some simply sidestepped the problem altogether, putting the programme on hold so that no women could claim the cash.