Sentence examples for spot on the program from inspiring English sources

His speech last night was so out of sync with the vituperative tone and stale, hard-right cultural populism of the Convention's other headliners — above all, Palin — that he sounded less like a Presidential nominee than one of those token speakers given a spot on the program just to prove that the Party welcomes diversity.

Ms. Mlambo-Ngcuka, who did speak at the opening session, criticized the event's organizers for relegating Dr. Tshabalala-Msimang to a lesser spot on the program.

On Tuesday, the executive board of the International Olympic Committee dumped wrestling from its guaranteed berth in future Summer games, forcing the sport to compete for a spot on the program.

"Well, if it's been in all the papers and they've all heard it," Mr. Gore said, "why would I want to say it?" Yet even when it looked as though his spot on the program might run him so late that he would not get to Boston until early morning, he told an aide, "Tell the governor I'm cool".

He then turns his attention to Erin Salisbury (Elise Jansen) and plots to take her spot on the program instead.

After the news programs, "Oprah" is the chief recipient of campaign advertisements this year, with Senator John McCain buying more commercial spots on the program in the last month than Senator Barack Obama — even though Ms. Winfrey herself is backing Mr. Obama.

RadioShack said it had asked the manufacturer, magicJack, to "immediately cease and desist running all commercials with our name tagged in the spot" on the Beck program.

Sports and disciplines have been added and some of them, such as Alpine skiing, luge, short track speed skating, freestyle skiing, skeleton, and snowboarding, have earned a permanent spot on the Olympic program.

Goodman's early (1934 35) recordings—"Bugle Call Rag," "Music Hall Rag, King Porter Stompmp," and "Blue Moon" among them began to attract notice at about the time his band was hired for a spot on the national radio program Let's Dance.

After the April 10 , 1967 recording session, the Experience spent the next two weeks playing shows and attending promotional appearances in England, including a spot on the BBC television program Monday Monday and BBC2's Late Night Line-Up.

But during thin spots in the program, presented on Friday in the Doris Duke Studio Theater at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, there were always interesting stage personalities and good-looking bodies with impressive control and strength.