Sentence examples for given a program from inspiring English sources

In 1957 Freberg was given a program on the CBS radio network.

They will be given a program on a floppy disk that when paired with a program at election headquarters in their home district will enable them to vote.

The set begged a question: If we had been given a program of new works for Mr. Payton's working quintet, which has a special communication among its players, would we have felt short-changed?

"What happens generally when you go to the theater," Mr. Gregory said, "is that you're given a program, you sit down in the kind of seat you've seen for years, you wait for the curtain to rise, and you fall into a habitual stance that doesn't allow you to receive the play in a different way.

When you arrive at the "Spring Spectacular," you're given a program, a bracelet that occasionally twinkles in audience-wide color-coördinated ripples, and a pair of 3-D glasses that read: "WARNING: Glasses intended for use solely to view 3-D film during NEW YORK SPRING SPECTACULAR.

Given a program, it is in general not possible to figure out what it does and whether or not it eventually halts.

But Mr. Greilsammer is immersed in this thinking, and he works hard to give a program a compelling overall structure.

Last April, Eos gave a program of six 10-minute operas by 20th-century composers, which earned praise from the audience and from critics.

Marking the centenary of Aaron Copland's birth to the day, the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center gave a program on Tuesday evening entirely devoted to him, and played it with affirmation.

The article held particular interest for me because I enjoy giving a program about what the dinosaurs ate in Central Park.

The program used eight words of working storage in addition to its 17 words of instructions, giving a program size of 25 words.