Sentence examples for historical programs from inspiring English sources

The preservation society holds educational and historical programs at the farmstead.

To further spur interest in the medium, the fair offers special educational and historical programs for private, institutional and corporate collectors.

But she said the $4 million it would receive from the transactions would ensure that "educational and historical programs continue to be run out of the homestead".

"The showing of pictures of Hitler was seen as the thoughtless breaking of a taboo," the brochure continues, while "these very same pictures are reproduced regularly and uncritically in historical programs on television and in the press in general".

By linking career-oriented education and training to apprenticeship slots provided by employers, the approach does better in responding to the labor market than having career-oriented offerings tied to available teachers or to historical programs.

Analysis of the available historical data shows that the mean inert mass growth is 28%, and 30% of historical programs experience inert mass growth in excess of the allowable growth and margin recommended level of 32.5%.

C-SPAN3, which began airing in 2001, covers live political events and airs archived historical programming.

It's a historical program that skips all the exciting parts of history.

Revenue from those additions would support the trust's cultural, recreational, environmental and historical programming, which now have no independent budget.

MH But the Beeb's historical programming is admirable – all the way from CBBC's superb Horrible Histories to BBC2's recent Tudor season.

While I was definitely more inclined to opt in to a public television historical program, film-maker Ken Burns's nine-night masterpiece managed to engage and enrich everyone.