Sentence examples for programming early from inspiring English sources

In 1956, she instituted a series of late-night concerts, programming early Renaissance and baroque music in themed concerts of startling originality.

Ms. Alstrup has also been a leader of the Family Friendly Programming Forum, which has urged the networks to offer more family-oriented programming early in the evening.

Ehrenreich may not look a whole lot like Ford in his youth, but fans will be relieved that Disney has avoided plucking its star from obscurity (as Lucas did with the Star Wars prequels' Hayden Christensen) or from the ranks of teen-friendly TV programming (early reports suggested Glee's Blake Jenner was a frontrunner to win the role).

Greg Clayman, vice president of wireless strategy and operations for MTV Networks — the umbrella group that includes MTV, Comedy Central and several other channels — says that while the network jumped into mobile programming early in part to plant a flag for its brand, it is already making money.

Born in Jerusalem in 1967, the year of Israel's bloody Six Day War, Shwed demonstrated a gift for programming early on and took computer science classes at Hebrew University while still in high school.

Thus, in the context of developmental programming, early life exposure to metabolic inflammation may represent a key mechanism by which developmentally programmed phenotypes may manifest later in life.

A relatively new program, early decision II, is gaining ground.

We are professionals," said Janna Wagner, the programs' early childhood development teacher.

Senator Claire McCaskill, Mr. Akin's Democratic opponent, was booked on the program early in the morning.

Ending the program early would bring to fruition what was already under way.

Many CBS station managers are becoming impatient with the network's new morning program, "Early Show," with Bryant Gumbel.