Sentence examples for program landing from inspiring English sources
Last fall, at Skate America, Goebel did the unprecedented in his long program, landing a quadruple salchow-triple-toe combination, followed individually by a quadruple toe loop and a quadruple salchow.
SunTV has acquired program landing rights in China and will syndicate its programming to the country's extensive cable network, which serves over 100 million households.
The rest has been spent to finance the licensed programming from A&E Television and CAVPH, securing the satellite time and China-wide program landing rights necessary to get SunTV on the air and assembling a top-notch production, editorial and advertising sales team (there are now 220 on the payroll).
There are now more than 300 fisheries either certified or in assessment in the MSC program landing 8.2 million tons of seafood annually, more than 8.8percentt of the global annual harvest.
In December 2007 the Australian National Antarctic program landed a passenger jet for the first time on a runway that it had constructed on the surface of a glacier about 70 km (43 mi) from Casey Station.
The program landed about half a million systems on U.S. rooftops.
"Just about everything was marked down a minimum of 30% the week the program landed," said Carol Spieckerman, president of newmarketbuilders, a retail consulting firm.
Teaching experience may be why Christie Peters, a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina (UNC), Greensboro, library program, landed a job interview this month at a Texas library "without even a phone interview beforehand," she marvels.
He pointed out that just because a program lands on the recompetition list doesn't mean it's ineligible for a grant.
He wound up at Emerson College in Boston and, through a school program, landed a job in the mid-'90s at the internet division of The Jim Henson Company in Los Angeles.
If someone who was in your program lands a job, ask them how they did it and if there are more openings available at their new place of employment.
