Sentence examples for over two programs from inspiring English sources
This spring, when she took over two programs of the Russian National Orchestra on short notice in Boca Raton, Fla., Joshua Bell, the soloist in one of them, is said to have expressed astonishment on learning that it had been her first go at the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto.
He is presiding over two programs at the academy.
He teams up with Levin, an American pianist who is an authority on period performance, to essay all of Beethoven's music for their combination, including the six sonatas, over two programs.
Consisting mainly of principal wind players (current and former) from the Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics, the group offers a "Czech Winds Weekend" with works by Dvorak, Janacek, Martinu, Pavel Haas and others spread over two programs.
These school performances were a sequel to the 2006 season's Protégés, which seems to have been more ambitious, presenting ballet students from six leading ballet schools from six countries on three continents, spread over two programs.
I've spent years as a Techstars mentor to over ten programs.
The spread is similar to that of years past: twenty-eight companies divided over six programs, four of which are offered twice; ballet, modern, tap, hula, Thai, Odissi.
(Kehr) Sikh International Film Festival (Saturday) Sponsored by the Sikh Art and Film Foundation, this one-day event features 15 short fiction films and documentaries from or about Sikh communities around the world, spread over three programs.
The lengthy coverage – spread over three programs on Nine – gave the network a massive 44% network share of free-to-air prime time viewing, almost double that of the dominant Seven network which managed to attract only 23.25% of the audience.
Participants could be affected because they do the same task over six programs, so they may learn as they go and work faster.
Participants could be affected because they did the same task over six programs, in FinG 1 and FinG 2, and four "more complex" programs, in FinG 3 and FinG 4. They may have learned and worked faster as they progressed on the experiments.
