Sentence examples for not programming from inspiring English sources
"There was not programming that targeted any particular ethnicity," he told The Associated Press in 2006.
"Schools are not programming arts as they were years ago," he said.
And Preston Beckman, the executive vice president of program planning and research for Fox, said, "There is no consideration here about not programming Friday night aggressively".
In the 1950s Schuman berated the leadership of the New York Philharmonic for not programming American works at home or abroad.
The archives contain a letter that Moseley wrote to the critic Alan Rich, who accused the Philharmonic of not programming enough music written after the death of Mahler.
His Independent counterpart, Paul Taylor, however, hails Nicholas Hytner as a "great and unsung humanitarian" for not programming a Shaw revival at the National Theatre.
This is because aging is not programmed, but quasi-programmed.
Aging is not programmed but quasi-programmed [ 22, 44- 46].
We are not programmed for it.
They are not programmed for that.
