Sentence examples for lines program from inspiring English sources

"Gap Inc. does not do business with Samie's Finishing House, the facility highlighted in Al Jazeera America's 'Fault Lines' program," the company said.

In a statement sent to HuffPost, ESPN President John Skipper noted that the network recently aired a "lengthy, thorough, well-reported segment" on concussions on its "Outside the Lines" program.

In contrast to that widespread support, the ESPN reporter Chris Broussard drew criticism for comments he made calling homosexuality "a sin" on the network's "Outside the Lines" program.

On Saturday, ESPN's Outside the Lines program pointed out that: Clause 7G of the Joint Drug agreement that states that PED users can 'only' be hit with a 50-game suspension.

ESPN belatedly focused on the fact that it did not have editorial control of what appeared on "Frontline" long into a collaboration that has already resulted in nine joint television and online reports that have appeared on ESPN's "Outside the Lines" program, on ESPN.com and on the "Frontline" Web site.

There is no rhythm track, just layers of monody, lines programmed into a synthesizer and playing over each other.

With the court layout (lines) programmed into the system, Hawk-Eye accurately records the ball impact area.

William F. Buckley invites Newton onto his "Firing Line" program and calls him incoherent.

The White House's budget funds cabinet departments, agencies and divisions line by line, program by program, in a document several feet high.

We were the first to press for podcasting and on-line program availability and have adopted as standard delivery text-based online content.

"His wife has also actively used an on-line program called the 'frugality game' that helps her find ways to save money," the summary says.