Sentence examples for a program to mark from inspiring English sources

Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Maritza Flores will read poetry in English and Spanish as part of a program to mark Hispanic Heritage Month.

She had flown to Kennedy Airport to visit her father, who was directing a group of artists at Lincoln Center in a program to mark the forthcoming 2004 Olympics in Athens.

If someone suggests a musician or a program to Mark, his attitude toward booking new people or programming and commissioning new music is always, 'Why not?' " One reason that openness seems to come so easily to Mr. Peskanov is that few proposals crossing his desk are likely to outpace his own vision of what Bargemusic can be.

All 50 states are getting a special quarter as part of a decadelong program to mark each state's entrance into the union.

Mesmerism summer festival, Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts, Brisbane, from 20 to 21 February The Australian String Quartet presents an evocative program to mark the Anzac centenary and celebrate its 30th anniversary year.

Last week, Mr. Clyburn spent a day in Charleston touring the Air Force base, a local charter school and a family support program to mark the first anniversary of his party's taking the majority in Congress and his own rise to the No. 3 party post in the House.

In 2005, as part of a torch relay program to mark 30 years of independence, President Armando Guebuza noted that the torch's flame was a symbol of Mozambique's history and would light the people's path "to the consolidation of independence and construction of their well-being".

Some of David Attenborough's first natural history films will be shown in colour for the first time as part of a week of programming to mark the broadcaster's 90th birthday.

The list of new Radio 4 arts commissions also include a day of programming to mark Bloomsday on 16 June, the anniversary of James Joyce's novel Ulysees, which will feature a five-and-a-half hour dramatisation of the epic novel – the first UK dramatisation of the whole novel.

"We currently do not have any bespoke programming to mark the anniversary of chart shows," a spokeswoman says.

2005: After ABC's Nightline devoted a program to the documentary, The Mark of Cain (2000), that artist Alix Lambert had made about the prison tattoos of Russian inmates, Lambert received a call from the FBI inviting her to screen the film at a law-enforcement convention about Russian organized crime.