Sentence examples for focus of a program from inspiring English sources

The university should cancel the rest of the season and reassess the mission and focus of a program in distress.

The American Composers Orchestra made this issue the focus of a program at Zankel Hall on Friday night, "Time Travels," part of the ensemble's innovative Orchestra Underground series.

"CARNIVAL: TOPSY-TURVY STORIES," stories with an unexpected or surprise twist, (like the biblical portrait of Esther and Haman) will be the focus of a program by the storyteller Diane Wolkstein on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Provincetown Playhouse, 133 Macdougal Street, West Village.

RECITALS KALICHSTEIN-LAREDO-ROBINSON TRIO "The Book of Hours," a new work by one of the trio's favorite composers, Richard Danielpour, is the focus of a program (featuring two eminent guests, the violinist Leila Josefowicz and the violist Michael Tree) that begins with Stravinsky's "Duo Concertant" and ends with Dvorák's Piano Quintet.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet RECITALS KALICHSTEIN-LAREDO-ROBINSON TRIO "The Book of Hours," a new work by one of the trio's favorite composers, Richard Danielpour, is the focus of a program (featuring two eminent guests, the violinist Leila Josefowicz and the violist Michael Tree) that begins with Stravinsky's "Duo Concertant" and ends with Dvorák's Piano Quintet.

But the main focus of a program officer, whether for NIH or some other foundation or government agency, is on developing the scientific workforce in a particular area of science.

Longtime observers believe that older, unadoptable horses would be the focus of such a program.

(www.theshelbourne.ie).... Food, wine and golf are the focus of a new program offered to American Express platinum card holders.

Yucca Mountain, a ridge of volcanic rock, has been the main focus of a federal program that has spent $10.4 billion seeking a repository for nuclear waste.

That family — a man, Kody Brown, and his four wives and 16 children — is the focus of a reality program on the cable channel TLC called "Sister Wives".

Mr. Tian is also the focus of a related program, currently at the CHINA INSTITUTE, that includes a presentation (on VHS) of his magnificent Tibetan neo-western, "THE HORSE THIEF" (1988).