Sentence examples for spot on the programme from inspiring English sources
Mrs Whitehouse's first shots were directed at a spot on the programme, This Nation Tomorrow, in which Dr Alex Comfort, the anarchic author of Sex In Society and its sequels, had suggested that the institution of marriage was propped up only by adultery, and that chastity was no more a virtue than malnutrition.
Soon Woman's Hour was debating the "backlash against home birth"; Sam Taylor-whod, whadher her third child at home, used her guest editor spot on the Today programme in December to discuss why her decision was labelled "brave" and even "irresponsible".
A spot on the Olympic programme came up for grabs when wrestling was initially dropped in February.
She has battled to get her spot on the Olympic programme, dropping down to flyweight and coming home with a bronze medal from the Felix Stamm tournament in Poland earlier this year.
Their regular spot on the BBC radio programme Easy Beat was one factor; another was their involvement with television shows such as New Faces and Top of the Pops.
There had been speculation that he would appear on the programme after he was spotted drinking in a local pub with the couple in August.
That depends on the programme.
"It depends on the programme.
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Everyone wanted to be on the programme.
