Sentence examples for printed program from inspiring English sources

In the announced (and printed) program, Mr. Ax was going to play the entire Debussy work.

That's all insider knowledge, not glossed by Mr. Glover or the printed program.

Larry Waldo's family is so large that annual reunions involve a printed program 50 pages thick, with updates on family members and a four-day itinerary.

The sets have been modified, the women's gowns toned down and the director's and designer's names removed from the printed program.

At the final session of the first retreat, the inspirational singer Oleta Adams served up what the printed program termed "food for the mind, body and soul".

In its elegiac final movement, the sonata had a stateliness that recalled the piece Mr. Kuderna performed at the beginning of the concert, an addition to the printed program.

Inside the cathedral on a muggy morning, people fanned themselves with the service's printed programs.

"We printed programs that made 'Cowboy' seem that it would be something like Gilbert and Sullivan meets Annie Oakley, which it definitely was not," Bakkila said.

He also banned printed programs and instead asked his new director to introduce each concert's performers and music from the stage.

"There were a number of situations where we printed programs and we had to pay in advance," said Cyril Leeder, the president of the Senators, who were under bankruptcy protection and league stewardship in 2003.

Musicians there would rather talk about the music than provide printed programs, and while that approach might not work as well in a concert hall, in a club it slices away the already reduced distance between players and listeners.