Sentence examples for astonishing program from inspiring English sources

An astonishing program known as Somalget, for instance, reportedly records nearly every cell phone call in … the Bahamas.

And this crew is still ahead of the curve – as they demonstrated with this week's diverse and occasionally astonishing program at the Bohemian National Hall.

Newport ran pretty astonishing programs every year, mixing pop in by degrees, then ended abruptly in 1971, when angry rock fans, there to see the Allman Brothers, gate-crashed the festival, reportedly tearing the lid off the stage piano.

Cirio, who told The Creators Project that his interests are in surveillance and privacy or lack thereof came to the project through "Snowden's revelations and my learning about the astonishing programs of mass surveillance that are now in place".

There was a fleeting moment during Evgeny Kissin's astonishing Liszt program at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night when the prodigious command and utter naturalness of his pianism came through in an endearingly human way.

This year, NASA marked the 40th anniversary of the astonishing Voyager program — two robotic spacecraft that explored the outer solar system, the first Voyager flying by Jupiter and Saturn, the second flying by Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune — a solar system superfecta, to borrow a term from the horse track.

For children?' And then you try to give some artistic answers throughout the year". Marboe, an unabashed advocate of using the Mozart anniversary to spur new ways to think about the composer, has put together an astonishing array of programs.

This program showed astonishing growth rates in Bangladesh, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s.

The diligence to simply debug a program is astonishing to anyone who is working in modern software.

For a university with the exalted research reputation of the University of Michigan to give a corporation this kind of say in an academic program is astonishing.

If scrupulously observed the next two years, the caps would require Congress to cut non-military discretionary programs by an astonishing 30percentt and then maintain the programs at that level for the next decade.