Sentence examples for beginning of a program from inspiring English sources

For example, a huge ō-daiko barrel drum with two tacked heads signals the beginning of a program, in keeping with the sounds given by the same drum from a tower over the entrance of very early Kabuki theatres.

(Typically, in its subscription concerts beginning this Thursday, the Philharmonic puts Schoenberg's "Pelleas" at the beginning of a program consisting otherwise of Wagner: easy enough just to show up late).

It also has a feature called "Time Slip" that lets you watch the beginning of a program while it's still recording that very program.

You can watch up to 80 different channels live, and on most channels, you can start over at the beginning of a program.

In its analysis of what would happen if capitalism were overthrown and replaced by communism, it warned of widespread misery and hunger, the confiscation of and nationalization of all property, and the beginning of "a program of terror, fear, extermination, and destruction".

Sustainability should be a priority from the very beginning of a program, and depends on quality, volume, and timing.

The beginning of a visa program in Syria could present serious obstacles for the American program to resettle refugees in the United States because Iraqis are required to be interviewed by American immigration authorities outside Iraq.

He was quick to interpret the first mass executions of Jews as the beginning of a systematic program of annihilation.

The purpose of our research was to develop a CLM of the clinical nursing leadership competency, from the beginning of a nursing program to expertise.

At the beginning of a research program little is known and one would intuitively expect more false findings in the literature.

They are therefore particularly suited to study the reliability of published research at the beginning of a research program, when little background knowledge is available and priors of the tested hypotheses are low.