Sentence examples for mystery program from inspiring English sources

He played a homicide detective on the ABC murder mystery program "Stand by for Crime" and was the host of "The Big Surprise," a game show on NBC.

B16 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Experts Battle Unusual Virus As the computer virus named Sobig. Fswamped the Internet, security experts tried to stop an electronic time bomb: Sobig carried an attachment that could have instructed infected computers to communicate with 20 host PC's that were planted with a mystery program.

The disk turned out to be full of mystery programs.

Ms. Hammer will also begin to oversee a group of smaller cable networks owned by NBC, including the Chiller and Sleuth networks, which are devoted to horror and mystery programs".

It looks like a combination sewing machine and radio... Though its musical possibilities are only terrifying, it might prove of value in the sound-effects department of a broadcasting studio, where its eerie tone would fit admirably into the repertoire of shivering and hollow sounds that accompany mystery programs.

Watching "Harper's Island," the new 13-episode murder-mystery program beginning Thursday night on CBS, can be compared to seeing the blurry outlines of a relationship's future on the first date.

"She noticed it had a phrase in it saying, 'The Unsolved Mysteries program was a bombshell.' " Sikes said the maid notified park rangers, who went to the room at the Lake Mead Lodge Wednesday morning and found the man gone.

In addition, it plans to start a mystery shopping program to check compliance.

Mr. Rosen and Mr. Graham quickly issued a statement calling the video scenes "sickening," suspended registration at the two campuses, began retraining employees and started their own "mystery shopper" program to check on employee practices.

Sailings depart on Saturdays — except Oct. 28 — now through Nov. 4 (www.theregentexperience.com).... Small Luxury Hotels of the World recently began a "mystery inspectors" program, in which volunteer travelers report their experiences.

Mr. Guarascio said he asked his father about the murders because of a "48 Hours Mystery" television program in which an ex-convict, Glenn Harris, repeated his claim that he was the getaway driver who took Mr. Creedon and Peter Kent to the murder scene.