Sentence examples for inaugural programme from inspiring English sources
Festival director Colette Bailey didn't want to make any explicit political message in this, Estuary's inaugural programme.
In June 1948 Britten, along with Peter Pears, launched the Aldeburgh Festival, the inaugural programme featured EM Forster and Sir Kenneth Clark.
An inaugural programme in February involving participants connected to Monk for a Month attracted Catholics, an agnostic, some Jews and a Hindu from around the world.
Mahler 5, Berliner Philharmoniker, Philharmonie, 2002 Rattle's inaugural programme as principal conductor of the Berliners: conducting, playing, and communication of searing commitment.
More than a historic ritual, the inaugural programme is these days seen as a deeply personal statement by an incoming president and a way to set the tone for a new administration.
Instead the inaugural programme features a discussion of sci-fi and Afrofuturism with Malaysian author Zen Cho, creator of Sorcerer To The Crown, a fantasy novel following England's "first African Sorcerer Royal".
He introduced the inaugural programmes himself and then handed over to Coleman, "who's 20 times better at it than me".
O Dreamland didn't make a public impact until three years later - in 1956, in fact, as part of the inaugural Free Cinema programme at London's National Film Theatre in February of that year.
Jia is also at TIFF this year to sit on the jury for the festival's inaugural Platform programme, which gathers together 12 films by comparatively unheralded directors (the winning filmmaker will receive $25,000).
The irksome point about that worthy sentiment, however, is that it was delivered in 2011 by Jenkins' predecessor, the subsequently disgraced Bob Diamond, when he was allowed the microphone for the inaugural BBC Today programme business lecture.
The inaugural High Tech XL programme will run for three months, at which point there will be a demo day (in February) attended by investors, for the startups to make their funding pitches.
