Sentence examples for a superb program from inspiring English sources
Lloyd now runs a superb program in New York City, GEMS, to help American girls escape "the life".
The weekend concluded with a superb program devoted to Franghiz Ali-Zadeh, a composer from Azerbaijan, and Rahman Asadollahi, an Iranian musician of Azeri descent.
On that night, fresh from the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Finland, looking skinny and shy, Mr. Pohjonen played a superb program capped by a fearless account of Esa-Pekka Salonen's stunningly difficult piano piece "Dichotomie" (2000).
In the Washington area, Mr. Stubbs is best known as the host of a superb program of honky-tonk music from the 1940's, 50's and 60's on the public radio station WAMU-FM.
In March at Vancouver, British Columbia, Slutskaya led after the short program before the 21-year-old Kwan came back to win the title with a superb long program.
Au contraire, as Del Boy used to say, we should use the valedictions for Television Centre, and recollections of the thousands of hours of superb programming produced there, as a reminder in these benighted times for the Corporation that it still commands our affection.
Superb programs such as Alan Bennett's Talking Heads and Victoria Wood's Dinnerladies arguably relied on it, and the North's wide collection of dour, dry-witted dialects lend themselves nicely to laughter.
He reminds me of the days in which the superb programming of "The Sopranos" reigned, and I found myself more than once fantasizing having a Tony Soprano in my right hand pocket, so to speak.
The end result was a superb piece of programming.
It's a quintessential example of acrobatics rendered as self-transforming Pilobolan poetry, and a superb ending to the program.
And the occasion seemed doubly auspicious: just a week before at Tully, the beautifully trained Simón Bolívar National Youth Choir, a product of El Sistema, the Venezuelan music education program, had given a superb performance of Kodaly's "Missa Brevis" (1944), accompanied by dance from the José Limón Company, in a stirring program with other sacred works and Hispanic repertory.
