Sentence examples for a program that inspires from inspiring English sources

The NFL is especially fortunate to team with the American Heart Association on the NFL PLAY 60 Challenge, a program that inspires kids to be active with short activity breaks at school and at home.

Hunter earned the honor of bringing the game ball to the officials because he was the chosen "Super Kid" through a contest offered by the NFL PLAY 60 Challenge, a program that inspires kids to get 60 minutes of physical activity each day.

Meanwhile, the administration's mortgage modification program — the program that inspired the Santelli rant — has, in the end, accomplished almost nothing.

This was thrown sharply into sharp focus recently by the media appearances of the children of Donald Heathfield and Tracey Foley, who were members of the Illegals Program that inspired the whole show back in 2013.

"It will be a program that will inspire very few people," he said.

"While the future remains unclear, without looking at the plans, it's hard to say what's being demolished and what's being preserved," said Stephen Kennedy Murphy, artistic director of Playwrights' Theater/O'Neill at Yale, a program that performs O'Neill plays and plays inspired by O'Neill in New York.

The program serves urban kids six days a week with enrichment programs that inspire them to be healthy, confident contributors to their community.

5 RUNNERS UP: "My company, GradeZone Points, is developing an online and mobile platform to help socially-conscious businesses reward high school students for good grades and good attendance with deals and local programs that inspire a community-wide concern for education".

A museum entry in the Spare Times listing of Weekend on Friday, about television programs that inspired the film "Good Night, and Good Luck," at the Museum of Television and Radio, misstated the given name of the CBS broadcaster who made them.

Massive civic education programs that inspire the younger generation to discard cynicism and choose engagement will be a good start.

The event is part of the Foundation's efforts to raise money for programs that "Inspire future generations and preserve television".