Sentence examples for begin the programme from inspiring English sources
With the Sorbonne only a short walk away, it was good of Petit – effortlessly outdressing his colleagues in a three-piece suit – to begin the programme by with some suitable Left-Bank philosophising on how the tournament might address France's current ills.
"While I'm concerned about the ability of the coalition to generate sufficient combat power to defeat [IS] within Syria, I do support the president's proposal to begin the programme," said Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, usually at odds with the US president.
For example, several said they had not been approached to take part in the MMP until their child was well into their RT treatment, and would have appreciated the ability to begin the programme earlier.
The agency, which is charged by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) with preventing the outbreak of animal disease, began the programme in 2006.
Hrůša began the programme with a neat and vital account of Smetana's Bartered Bride overture, though its bubbling woodwind writing needed to cut through more.
Here members of the MCO began the programme with a spick-and-span rendition of the bright and breezy Octet, an alternately boisterous and thoughtful piece from the early years of the Russian composer's neoclassical period.
Following Sue-Patt's run (1978-82), the cast had a top 10 hit with the anti-drugs single Just Say No. Thirty years after it had begun, the programme came to an end in 2008.
Dr Dhlomo said that since April, when the health authorities in KwaZulu-Natal began the programme, more than 10,000 men had opted to be circumcised.
United began the programme well, gaining victories against emerging Woolwich Arsenal, and the established Notts County and Bolton Wanderers, in the early part of the season.
Most of them had recently begun the programme, and mentioned it was "too early" for change.
