Sentence examples for programming quickly from inspiring English sources

ABC could have returned to its regular programming quickly enough -- the Germans and Brazilians received their awards by 9 10.

Can they be reoriented to the new model of programming quickly enough to keep the new shows alive?

In short, the same digitalization of television that has enabled cable and satellite operators to carry 100 or more channels is also helping computerized video producers turn out relatively inexpensive programming quickly.

That passion for programming quickly grew into a field of study, as Nico began taking his future calling more seriously.

While MoMA was piggybacking its exhibition to the 'dation', WNET, the public television station in NY known for its arts programming, quickly got in line behind the Modern to produce a television special on Picasso in conjuction with the exhibition.

But the program quickly collided with other new ideas.

Her search for a university master's program quickly brought her to the Technical University of Munich.

This program quickly identifies people working illegally in the United States and protects jobs for legal workers.

However, he will need to create programs quickly to help these communities prosper.

This program quickly grew throughout the U.S. military and was in use throughout all theaters of operation with much success.

For its part, Obama's $90bn clean energy program quickly created a host of administrative, bureaucratic and negotiating jobs.