Sentence examples for programs bought from inspiring English sources

Oddly for a passionately pan-Arab channel, the station broadcasts dubbed programs bought from old American libraries: a wildlife documentary, a history of French art.

ENTERING the lobby of the Ark, the children's cultural center in Dublin, to see its current production, "Dublin 1742," everything seems as it should be: tickets are being sold and programs bought, and excited 9- to 14-year-olds circle around their teachers and parents.

Aaron Jackson, one of the founders of Planting Peace, a multi-pronged charity that has in the past concentrated on rainforest conservation, opening orphanages and deworming programs, bought a house that sits directly across from the church's compound six months ago.

We call such programs "buy online, ship to store" (BOSS).

No other aspect of business is run on such short time horizons -- certainly not R&D, capital investment programs, buying contracts, even advertising.

Despite busy practices, they indeed have found the time to build programs, buy into a vision, receive peer review funding, participate in translational cancer research, and publish in quality journals resulting in quality cancer care in Delaware.

Last year, the program bought 117,000 tons of Sudanese sorghum.

The Transportation Department said Wednesday that participants in the clunkers program bought 690,000 new vehicles.

In the case of Spain, while the program bought time, it has made the country's underlying problems worse.

Steve Linford dropped out of a college photography program, bought a motor home, parked it on beaches and played his guitar in coffee shops for money.

Michael Eisner, then the head of ABC children's programming, bought the cartoon idea at first sight, and "Schoolhouse Rock" was on its Emmy Award-winning way.