Sentence examples for program which led from inspiring English sources

After serving in the Air Force, he told interviewers, he was adrift until he entered a community college film program, which led him to the U.C.L.A. film school.

Nearly out of money, she was hired as host on "PM Magazine," a Los Angeles news program, which led to a job in 1981 as co-host of Regis Philbin's first national talk show.

In the 1990's we made significant progress in conjunction with our international allies through the United Nations weapons inspection program, which led to the destruction of 40,000 chemical weapons, 100,000 gallons of chemicals used to manufacture weapons, 48 missiles, 30 warheads and a massive biological weapons facility equipped to produce anthrax.

His football team, the New Orleans Saints, was at war with the N.F.L. for much of 2012 in the wake of a league investigation into the existence of a bounty program, which led to the suspension of Coach Sean Payton for the regular season.

It is this aspect of Hilbert's program which led, somewhat inappropriately, to its becoming termed "formalism".

And the PFSMETE program, which led a few scientists--like Hannum and Girdler--to small schools, no longer exists.

We comprehensively review how these secondary wall-associated transcription factors function together to turn on the secondary wall biosynthetic program, which leads to secondary wall deposition in vascular plants.

In the SWIFT model of eye-movement control (see [7] for the latest implementation of the model), we assumed that a mislocated fixation triggers the immediate start of a potentially error-correcting saccade program, which leads to reduced fixation durations for mislocated fixations.

As these epithelial cells leave the germinative zone and withdraw from the cell cycle they initiate the lens differentiation program which leads to the formation of lens fiber cells.

There she became interested in the new field of computer programming, which led her to the corporation International Business Machines IBMM) in 1956.

It delivers Gateway machines and free Microsoft programs, which led to a widespread perception that Gates was using his philanthropy to expand the market for Microsoft, much the way tobacco companies hook adolescents on cigarettes.