Sentence examples for planned a program from inspiring English sources

She'd planned a program with nine triple jumps — two more than either of the favored Russians.

An opposition group said it planned a program of strikes and demonstrations in the coming weeks to demand his removal or resignation.

Had he planned a program with the orchestra from the start, Mr. Robertson, a champion of contemporary music, might have included a recent work.

Bechdel had planned a program of activities that she thought her mother would enjoy: visits to museums, dinner at the Union Square Café, and tickets for "Mrs. Warren's Profession," by George Bernard Shaw.

The Shahams planned a program of Jewish music that includes Bloch's "Ba'al Shem"; settings of traditional songs and dances by Joseph Achron and Joseph Bonime; encore staples of Russian-Jewish violinists like Mischa Elman, who flourished in the first half of the 20th century; and a suite from John Williams's score for the film "Schindler's List".

So, we planned a program session in which we organized people into discussion groups based on regions, both because of linguistic affinities and because typically regional differences may matter a lot in the challenges faced by libraries in dealing with intellectual property.

In Hackensack, Christ Episcopal Church is planning a program called "Angel's Eve" on Oct. 29; information: (201) 34201365.

The Boston Ballet is planning a program of dances intended for a Hispanic audience in 2007.

Ms. Mutter plans a program of song and dance anchored by the new Previn piece next year.

Each student and adviser share in planning a program leading to the objectives discussed.

During the Junior Fall, students should plan a program of departmental courses for the next two years.