Sentence examples for outstanding programs from inspiring English sources
The program has been recognized by the New Jersey School Boards Association as one of the state's outstanding programs.
They asserted in their statement that the "driving force" in the transition from television to online video was "to have outstanding programs that people want to watch".
"He had been at some outstanding programs and schools that not only win but are very high in tradition," Coughlin said.
We'll be looking in all sorts of communities — rural, urban and suburban — in every region of this country, because we know that great ideas and outstanding programs are everywhere, and it's up to us to find them".
"On the one hand, they are supposed to produce artistically outstanding programs because that legitimizes funding and the reason for having public-service broadcasters," said Dominik Graf, a director whose series about the Russian mafia in Berlin, "Im Angesicht des Verbrechens" ("In the Face of Crime"), is often compared to "The Wire".
If the Department of Education does succeed in broadening its outreach to more children for outstanding programs, it seems likely that next year the city will be fielding at least as many calls and complaints from lower-income parents about the system's ever-changing rules as it already does from middle-class parents.
BBC3 and 4 have produced some truly outstanding programming.
"You come here and are playing in the Garden against a very good team and an outstanding program.
David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the Office of Court Administration, called the project "an outstanding program" that "has served incapacitated people in an outstanding way".
Although the quality of some weekly TV remains high, outstanding programming has often been replaced by "reality," game shows and copycat programming.
January * JAZZ" Potentially the outstanding program of the television season, the latest series from the much-decorated historical documentarian Ken Burns examines the roots, glories and influences of the one true American art form, with an emphasis on the role of race, in 10 parts over 19 hours.
