Sentence examples for program gathered from inspiring English sources
More than 100 graduates of Columbia University's nursing program gathered yesterday for a reunion, but they did not meet on Columbia property.
The protesters, about one-fifth of those enrolled in the school's 423-student bachelor's program, gathered here at the plaza outside the main campus building, Roth Hall, 80 miles north of Manhattan.
TOKYO, April 10 — The top envoys in the six-nation talks over North Korea's nuclear arms program gathered here on Monday for an academic conference on international security, but prospects that the long-stalled negotiations would resume appeared low.
Robin Nagle, a professor with the university's interdisciplinary master's degree program, gathered 30 visitors -- half of them students, who tend to study anthropology, public policy and environmental studies, plus some fellow professors and other guests -- into a charter bus on a recent Friday.
During nearly 200 flights, the X-15 program gathered valuable data about high-altitude hypersonic flight.
A couple of weeks ago, early participants in the new AdWords for Video program gathered at the YouTube offices.
The program gathers a number of leading publishers to lend brands their creativity, storytelling expertise and video production know-how.
An expert in each of the priority health programs gathered reading material on the issues most relevant to the competence of a general physician in a primary healthcare setting.
ARTHUR H. GUNTHER III Blauvelt, N.Y., June 23 , 2013To the Editor: Max Frankel's great analysis of the United States' eavesdropping program hit the nail on the head; why do these programs gather information on everyone when directed searches, approved by a more transparent process in a more open court, would work just as well?
However, the Prism program gathers metadata — information about patterns and locations of communications — rather than content.
This annual program gathers a chorus of choral directors and professionals for a weeklong workshop culminating in a public concert.
