Sentence examples for inserts in the program from inspiring English sources

Nor were there any of those ominous inserts in the program book.

When an understudy fills in for a Broadway actor, inserts in the program say who it is.

No inserts in the program.

Mr. Buen's name appeared in a brief resume, and Mr. de Guzman was on an extended list of names inserted in the program, perhaps as references.

A map inserted in the program specifies not just which of the many volunteers made which lamp but also how many thousands of miles the fish might have traveled in its migrations.

An insert in the program announced he would not be singing; an announcement before the show contradicted this; and one inferred that he was indisposed, decided to give it a try anyway, and once onstage, having cracked hideously and repeatedly in the introduction to his big aria, pulled himself together to deliver the aria itself without mishap.

In which case all the world will laud your skill Until of richest praise you've had your fill Perhaps a cautionary note should be inserted in the program for "The School for Lies," David Ives's delightful period comedy at the Classic Stage Company.

Yanking you back from Blitzstein's heady dream is an insert in the program, modeled on the monthly index in Harper's Magazine, that rattles off a grim list of statistics about the widening gap between rich and poor and the decline of unionized labor.

An insert in the program included the essential lyrics, all the texts being new work.

On Monday, Paramount admitted to inserting into the program scenes of the contestants filmed in Griffith Park, in Los Angeles, long after filming in Hawaii was over.

"Zlies Zina" ("The Message of the Titmouse"), a work by Mr. Vasks inserted early in the program, showed how confidently Kamer... handles more challenging fare.