Sentence examples for considering programming from inspiring English sources

Two years before it chose Bernstein as Mitropoulos's successor, the music policy committee began considering programming unconventional modern music.

And the company recently started a Programming Council, which meets periodically to consider programming messages and includes executives across Viacom MTVTVH1VH1, Nickelodeon and BET.

Or consider programming a computer to translate from Chinese to English.

This issue will be more carefully examined in section (§4) where we consider programming language semantics.

Unless you consider programming a fascinating hobby, leave the tricky job to installers who do this for a living.

Consider programming your lights to flash to music.

If you are traveling with a portable music device, consider programming relaxing, easy-listening music or sounds of nature to listen to while you fall asleep.

Barnes, who is considering programs like Duke, Stanford, U.C.L.A. and Kansas, epitomizes this current class.

Mr. LaPierre said several other states were considering programs like Project Exile.

So it should not be surprising that several out-of-town orchestras with concerts in New York in the next few weeks have been considering program changes.

Many countries considering radioactive waste disposal have, or are considering programs to study and quantify microbial effects in terms of their particular disposal concept.