Sentence examples for programme opening from inspiring English sources

She runs the Outlet Youth Centre, which includes the innovative education programme Opening Doors, at Polmont young offenders institution near Falkirk.

It was the straw that broke the back of a long and difficult process for the development of W2F, and we decided to change our approach to the entire programme, opening it up to a wider age group while making the criteria for participant selection tougher.

The Munich Philharmonic, with music director Valery Gergiev, gave a distinctly odd programme, opening with Ravel's Boléro, followed by Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3 – with the young Uzbekistan pianist Behzod Abduraimov (b1990), in his Proms debut, as a mercurial, enthralling soloist.

The programme opened with Shostakovich's First Symphony.

Rambert Dance Company's latest programme opens with SUB by the Israeli choreographer Itzik Galili.

The first programme opened with I Wanna Be Your Man by the Rolling Stones and was an immediate hit with audiences.

The authors acknowledge the financial support by the Land Schleswig-Holstein within the funding programme "Open Acesss Publikationsfonds".

This year's programme opens with Voces, Suite Flamenca (Tue to 20 Feb), a work new to the UK stage.

Not surprisingly, for a degree that can cost more than $100,000, the extent to which a programme opens new career opportunities comes highest on their list.

The Royal Ballet's new programme opens with Apollo, as bracingly modern as the day it was made in 1928 by a 25-year-old Russian emigré called George Balanchine.

The programme opened with his "exclusive thoughts" – most of his thoughts are exclusive – in which Scally wagged a finger at fans.