Sentence examples for programming idea from inspiring English sources

The company will examine every reality programming idea, look for potential dangers and screen every contestant.

And when you have that much internal traffic to play with, any harebrained programming idea can look like genius just because it received some love from the giant home page.

(Nate Chinen) ★ Caramoor Jazz Festival (Friday through Sunday) This annual festival — held in an open-air theater at Caramoor, in Westchester County — celebrates its 20th anniversary with a three-part programming idea.

The programming idea of these Symphony Space marathons is to explore the gamut of a composer's work, and few composers had a wider stylistic range than Weill, whose centenary is being celebrated this year.

In a really good programming idea, they have joined forces for four nights, playing percussion duets for a first set and then hitching up with a saxophonist for the second set.

A creation of NBC News and Microsoft in 1996, the channel bounced from one programming idea to another before Mr. Olbermann, the host of "Countdown," and Chris Matthews, the host of "Hardball," seized on antiwar, anti-Republican sentiments in the latter part of the Bush administration.

Mr. Shea also received a so-called first look development deal with NBCUniversal for programming ideas.

His programming ideas have been fresh, and the orchestra has been playing terrifically for him.

Many of the programming ideas in the two domains are the same.

Often the discussions are a rare chance to talk about programming ideas for future seasons.

I should emphasize that many of Mr. Gilbert's programming ideas for the next Philharmonic season are good.