Sentence examples for programming has begun from inspiring English sources

In recent years, children's television programming has begun adding brief activity interludes, encouraging children to jump, dance, spin or exercise along with the character on the television.

"There was a belief there'd be a momentum in the marketplace for family-friendly programming," said Robert D. Liodice, president and chief executive of the association, but recently "reality programming has begun to push family programming to the back burner".

In recent years, hardware designed to replace precise locking with speculative lock avoidance (e.g., lock-free programming) has begun to emerge.

Although the demand for documentary programming has begun to push up acquisition prices, it's still not the best plan for making your fortune in show business.

The program has begun in three counties, and is expected to be statewide by November.

But an aggressive catch-up program has begun to yield results.

Indeed, markets have already responded before the E.C.B.'s covered bond program has begun.

Its Encore program has begun to publish books by self-published authors whose work attracts good reviews on Amazon.com.

The New York State Office of Children and Family Services, which licenses such residential programs, has begun its own investigation, a spokeswoman, Susan Steele, said Friday.

A variant of the "Love Bug" rogue computer program has begun spreading, virus experts said late last night.

In fact, the one-year program has begun accepting fewer students in expectation that a greater percentage of accepted students will choose to attend.