Sentence examples for a summer program at from inspiring English sources
She returned to Vassar in 1952 for a summer program at the Institute of Family and Community Living, a kind of highbrow home ec and child development workshop that Elizabeth Kendall, a dance historian and critic, dismisses as "a smoke-and-mirrors trick, changing her humble role in life to a grand one".
In 1992 he attended a summer program at the School of American Ballet, the training school for NYCB, and the following year he received a scholarship to study at NYCB full-time.
But a summer program at Ballet Theater established only six years ago by Kevin McKenzie, the company's artistic director, is already competing with S.A.B. for students.
In 1993, Yould's father agreed to pay for a summer program at Georgetown, in Washington.
We met in 1962, when I was an Oberlin sophomore in a summer program at Historic Deerfield, and Abbott was leading a fast-paced tour of Boston's buildings (known as the "Death March") for the group.
Millepied first came to America in 1993, when he and another student at the Lyons Conservatory attended a summer program at the School of American Ballet.
Correction: June 18 , 2004 Friday The Reverberations column in Weekend last Friday about a decision by the Danish film director Lars von Trier to withdraw from his planned production of Wagner's "Ring des Nibelungen" at the 2006 Bayreuth Festival referred incorrectly to a 1940 program at the Bolshoi Opera.
The inspiration comes from a 2003 program at the Gates Foundation that identified 14 major global health challenges and invested $436 million toward findings solutions.
Turner, who is also pastor at Mt. Level Baptist Church in Durham, retires from Duke in May, and his retirement will be marked with an April 9 program at Goodson Chapel.
Brogdon-Grantham, a graduate of Spelman College, said she had a "transformative experience" while attending a similar summer program at the University of Delaware as an undergraduate.
Often, real-life skills can be much more valuable than knowledge gained by just participating in an expensive summer program at a big-name university.
