Sentence examples for program marking from inspiring English sources

Ms. Furner opened her program, marking each prize as it was auctioned off.

Some legislative sessions start with grand plans, reforming this body of law, planting the seeds of that program, marking the culmination of a big political uprising.

I remember that when the Carmichael work was new at Sadler's Wells Theater in London in 2008, in a program marking Mr. Alston's 60th birthday, its wealth of dance wit changed my breathing as I watched.

In August 1993 the insurance company Mutual of Omaha announced that it would reimburse policyholders for the cost of participation in Ornish's program, marking the first time a major insurer had agreed to cover an alternative treatment for heart disease.

PRAGUE — The United States and Russia opened what they called a new era in their tumultuous relationship on Thursday as they signed an arms control treaty and presented a largely united front against Iran's nuclear program, marking a sharp change since they broke over the Georgia war two years ago.

SYDNEY, Australia – The upper house of Australia's Parliament on Tuesday approved the government's proposal to adopt an ambitious emissions trading program, marking the end of a prolonged political battle that the business community has watched anxiously and that dragged Prime Minister Julia Gillard's public approval ratings to historic lows.

An all-Martins program marked the completion of Peter Martins's third decade in the leadership role at NYCB.

The program marked the first time that West Germany assumed responsibility for compensating Jewish victims of Nazi crimes.

The five-year program marks a shift in the government's austerity policies concentrating on deficit reduction.

While the Malaysian methadone program marks the first one based in a mosque, the Islamic authorities have become involved in the fight against drugs in other countries, like China and Indonesia, where some Islamic organizations run rehabilitation centers.

At the first commercial break, Vince Rosino, president of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, the show's sponsor, offered his vision: "Tonight's program marks a return to the proud tradition of live dramatic broadcasts that were such a memorable part of the early days of television, the kind of programs we all once shared with one another in living rooms across North America.