Sentence examples for a program that is playing from inspiring English sources

Michigan State offensive lineman Blake Treadwell cited the Spartans' 42-39 loss to Wisconsin in the 2011 Big Ten Conference championship game as a turning point for a program that is playing in the Rose Bowl game for the first time since 1988.

What is the program that is playing?

Earlier this week, for instance, there were reports of Amazon Alexa going haywire and resetting a user's connected thermostat to 70 degrees because it heard its name in a radio program that was playing near its speaker.

The first simulators consisted of relatively simple interactive software programs that were played on a computer screen.

Of the programs that are played back within seven days — the length of time that Nielsen tracks — 49 percent are played the same day, and 88 percent are played within three days, it said.

There is little motivation to play for a program that is not only dealing with the fallout of a scandal but will not be able to play for either its conference championship or in a bowl game.

The two most recent pieces on the program ("Memoria" and "Mania," a cello concerto that was played at the opening of Zankel Hall in 2003) showed what you might call an orchestral spirit infiltrating the music.

For stars like Frazier and Testaverde, playing for a powerful program that is well represented in the Hall of Fame can lead to a long wait for induction.

For example, Wnt/β-catenin signaling could regulate a transcriptional program that is required for tip cell function but plays no role in tip cell selection or, alternatively, tip cells could be selected through a specific transcriptional program that is only initiated by a certain threshold level of Wnt/β-catenin activity.

"We have some young kids in the program that are eager for playing time," Sowell said.

This ensemble made its debut in 1998 with a vibrantly played program that was all the more impressive because part of it was done from memory, which is unusual for chamber music and virtually unheard of with the complexities of new music.