Sentence examples for to your programme from inspiring English sources

As I've written before, with regard to criminal-justice reform, if the "opposite" party signs on to your programme, there's your proof of concept.

"I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed listening to your programme with Frank", he said, referring to a recent BBC interview I had done with Frank Auerbach.

No other orchestra drives you to check your programme constantly to try to identify who, tonight, is making that magical clarinet or trumpet or trombone sound.

One way to start, I would have thought, is to prevent your programme from looking like a non-fiction version of Shameless.

Because, as any media person will tell you, even if you have worked in television throughout your career you are – in the current economic climate – much more likely to become leader of the opposition than to get your programme commissioned.

"Without the participation of one of these conglomerates, you would be hard pressed to get your programmes to viewers," the union wrote in a recent submission to the regulators: "There are no independent programming services left to speak of, or to speak out".There is another downside, as perceived from some quarters, to the American TV companies' perpetual hunger for scale.

And if you have, in general, been unable to continue your programme of inspirational and nourishing treats as you would have wished.

No? It's the acme of moral irresponsibility to disown your intellectual progeny, especially if they get into power (as they have in the US House of Representatives and parts of the Cameron cabinet) and start to implement your programme of destroying the social and protective state.

I want to look at your programmes and see if I could help design a crash course for volunteer teachers.

"Don't talk about your hobbies unless they're directly relevant to your chosen programme.

In a letter to Ralph Lee, the head of specialist factual programming at Channel 4, Barker writes: "May I suggest that you ask him [Adams] to talk to me on your programme, and ask him why, with all the information he has at his fingertips, he would not even acknowledge that he knew [the IRA's] quartermaster Michael McKevitt and his colleagues in the Real IRA".