Sentence examples for inviting the program from inspiring English sources

But significantly, all but one voted in favor of inviting the program back should Congress reverse the military ban on service by people who are openly gay.

Last month, the turn-of-the-century-modeled farm had a Share-a-Chore program, inviting the public to pay admission to pitch in on duties like cleaning stalls and maintaining equipment.

In the face of mounting controversy ― Sandy Hook parents have threatened a lawsuit ― Kelly and NBC have reportedly made changes to Sunday night's program, inviting the parents of children murdered at Sandy Hook to appear and editing the segment to come down harder on Jones.

Along the way, special events called, "Drawing with Susan," were added to King's show's programs, inviting the public to come and make art alongside the artist.

Yelp launched a public bug bounty program today, inviting the world's hackers to pick apart its websites and mobile app in search of vulnerabilities that could affect reviewers and businesses.

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-The district attorney's office sent 2,500 notices to people with summonses and warrants, inviting them to the program; the rest were walk-ins, waiting in a heated tent outside the church.

Some photographers may receive a message from Flickr's curators via Flickr Mail inviting them to the program, while others can sign up to to be considered.

But behind that moment is the work of hundreds of staff, students, faculty, alumni and local community members, whose planning began months ago and continued through the summer months – lining up activities; inviting vendors, program participants, performers and special guests; designing and hanging banners; producing communications; and organizing volunteers.

"They always want to get to that next level of life because there's some sort of reward," Mr. Bardwell said, adding that he had stopped inviting some programs aimed at the year after high school — the "gap year" — to make presentations at his school because there had been so little interest.

But the more immediately inviting program is on Sunday afternoon, when Mr. Katz and Ms. Zori team up with Peter Winograd, violinist; Louise Williams and Robert Rinehart, violists; and Bion Tsang, cellist, to play Schoenberg's "Verklärte Nacht," the Dvorak String Sextet and Mozart's String Quintet in C (K. 515).