Sentence examples for on the programs of from inspiring English sources

"We were compelled to work on the programs of the Taliban," he said.

From Paris to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Handel operas are on the programs of major international houses.

Plenty of familiar works are on the programs of the Greater Bridgeport and Waterbury Symphony, too, but they are nicely spiced by rarities and premieres.

Both candidates have regularly been on the programs of Mr. Shuster (who resembles a college professor) and Mr. Kiselyov (more the typical anchorman).

Most were so eager to shed their all-white image that, knowing next to nothing about him, they invited him to speak to their members and put him on the programs of their conferences.

The second President Adams used his inaugural moment in 1825 to heap effusive praise on the programs of his predecessor, James Monroe, a template Mr. Bush may find less than compelling.

It is true that Cardinal Montini went into the conclave openly pledged to carry on the program of John XXIII.

His second term as prime minister was a fruitful one, advancing on the program of his predecessor, Alfred Deakin.

Koza shared his programming experiences in a sequence of books beginning with Genetic Programming: On the Programming of Computers by Means of Natural Selection (1992).

The courses are based on the program of the Wine and Spirits Education Trust in London, which prepares students for the Master of Wine examinations: (212) 212-3055.

He sent the score to James Conlon, a conductor with a sharp ear for overlooked works, who placed it on the program of the May Festival.