Sentence examples for program revisiting from inspiring English sources
The fall season celebrated NYCB's 50th year at LC with Martins's Swan Lake and an all-Balanchine program, revisiting four rigorous "black and white" ballets.
This program revisits 2005's winners of the gold, silver, and bronze Clio Awards.
If this is successful, the program revisits sequence A and examines whether genomic sequences 13 nts upstream of sequence B can be matched to sequence A with one substitution.
Clips from local news programs revisit his many legal troubles: a lawsuit against the Oakland police, a fight that led to a 15-day jail sentence, the sexual abuse trial that was interrupted by his first shooting.
Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, said so-called discretionary spending -- the programs revisited by Congress each year -- would rise a total of just 2percentt in categories outside of the Pentagon and domestic security, about a third of the annual increase of recent years.
The WHO recommendations do not fully address these issues and protocols for the use of zinc in diarrhea treatment programs need revisiting.
The program also revisits perhaps the best-known case of forensics gone awry in our time, the O. J. Simpson prosecution.
So when she decided that her musical theater program would revisit the von Trapp story, she looked up the von Trapps themselves.
The program notes revisited the feud between Brahms and Wagner -- a musical battle that now seems distant and almost incomprehensible compared with the more understandably passionate disputes between supporters of Minimalism and Serialism.
"Before another small town's police force gets a $700,000 gift from the Defense Department that it can't maintain or manage, it behooves us to rein in the Pentagon's 1033 program and revisit the merits of a militarized America," reads his letter to colleagues.
Once the items are selected for the full 24-hour period the program then revisits each episode of food intake and prompts the participant to assess and log portion size based on a series of photo-based choices.
