Sentence examples for define the program from inspiring English sources
"It's during that first hour together that the learning really begins – I learn about them, they learn about each other and together we define the program goals.
Mr. Brown, Mr. Suarez and Ms. Warner will remain with "NewsHour," now as "chief correspondents," each with an area of expertise "that will also help define the program," Ms. Winslow said.
The writer Stanley Crouch -- who along with Mr. Marsalis, Rob Gibson, who is Jazz at Lincoln Center's executive producer and director, and the author Albert Murray has helped define the program's approach -- says the criticisms reflect envy more than substance.
His hard-hitting approach to investigative journalism and take-no-prisoners interviewing style helped define the program in its early years.
"I don't think stars should define the programming," he said.
Don't let the tools define the programming, and don't let tool switching become an obsession.
FROM Professor Burns's perspective, this kind of multidimensional creative chaos defines the program and its value.
His offense, which averaged 35 points a game, defined the program's two national championships while he was there.
Congress created the Medicare hospice benefit in 1982, which defined the program's intended patients as people who are likely to die within six months and who have decided to forgo further attempts at curative treatment.
Duke guarded with a slap-the-floor ferocity that long defined the program, scored twice in the second half on delightfully designed inbounds plays and battled through second-half foul trouble to the starting big men, Zoubek and Thomas.
They defined the program.
