Sentence examples for place in the program from inspiring English sources

And that means the so-called jocks have a place in the program, too.

By the time Mr. Wainwright parted ways with the Met in 2008 over disagreements about his work, Mr. Muhly had been offered his own place in the program.

Davis's agreement with the club is a typical one for academy players: His place in the program will be reviewed at the end of every year until age 16, at which point the club takes charge of his education.

Although Mayor Edward I. Koch had pushed through a $10 billion citywide housing revival program, Mr. Winston pointed out, "Smaller buildings hadn't yet found a place in the program; it was more economical to rehab larger buildings containing 15, 20 or more units with one roof, one boiler, one set of stairs, than the 3- to 5-unit buildings".

A variety of changes have taken place in the program over the years as it has modernized to remain current and practical.

Still, about 20,000 people had applied for a place in the program, so I knew that at best I'd get a chance to show off a dish and a story to tell the grandchildren.

The evolution in the understanding of Chinese culture in the Bay Area can be seen in, among other things, the changes that have taken place in the programming of art exhibitions and the developing relationships between arts organizations.

Owners whose applications are received after Dec. 31 will be placed in the program on a pro-rata basis as soon as the application is approved.

Mavis Mayer, the program's coordinator, said more than 60 students had accepted places in the program, but only 22 attended once the SARS crisis forced her to relocate it.

He acknowledged that he could not completely rule out the possibility that the clue had been placed in the program intentionally by programmers from another government intent on framing the Chinese, but he said that was unlikely.

Children were wrongly placed in the program in large part because the insurance plans that participate did not steer families into Medicaid even when it was clear they belonged there, insurance company executives and advocates for the families said.