Sentence examples for said of the programme from inspiring English sources

"It's a racket," Mick Bradford said of the programme.

"Now that our country is taking its rightful place among the world's developed nations," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said of the programme.

This judge was a personal favourite: "If anything could be relied upon to warp the spirit of the young, it's that perverted rubbish," he said of the programme.

"They like their Ferraris, but if it comes to daily driving, they always come back to the Porsches," he said of the programme's patrons.

Hendy said the original plan was "unrealistic and undeliverable", and said of the revised programme: "Some projects will cost more and take longer than originally expected but we will see the job through".

"The One Show is an agreeable frolic but it's hardly a finishing school for a generation of television reporters," he said of the BBC1 programme.

Cristina Odone, commentator and former editor of the Catholic Herald, said on the programme that some of her most inspiring teachers had not been through teacher training colleges.

They have now written to Chris Patten, commissioner for external relations, who once said of the EU aid programme: "Every time they open a cupboard, a skeleton falls out".

"It's centred around simulation and allows them to test their strategy," he said of the five-day programme.

Peter Eriksson, the head of coach of UK Athletics Paralympicc programme, said of the comments from Butterworth.

"We lived the show, we breathed the show, we slept with each other about the show," Tom Schiller, one of the writers, said for the programme's biography.