Sentence examples for room program from inspiring English sources

In the 7 p.m. hour, where Mr. Cooper had previously worked, CNN will insert the final hour of its three-hour-long "Situation Room" program with Wolf Blitzer.

It promoted the change with a campaign called "More Room Throughout Coach". But two years later, to cut costs, American slid the seats closer together and ended its "More Room" program without fanfare.

"As viewers, you have come to trust us to deliver the news whenever it happens, wherever it happens, as long as that news is about Whitney Houston," said Wolf Blitzer, host of the network's "Situation Room" program.

Other awards went to KQED, San Francisco, for its news room program, and further non commercial honors were di vided between WGBH ‐ TV, Boston, and KCET, Los Angeles, for TV education on current issues under the title of "The Advocates," seen here over Channel 13.

n Chat room program placing online comments into comic strips 1988 Nov 24 Los Angeles Times (Popik) 1996 Aug 6 Don Clark Wall Street Journal B4/5 A more offbeat example is Comic Chat.

Added Schippers, 'I hope that our meeting room program works both ways, so that we can open up colleagues' minds and say: there's a lot going on out there that the city can use and benefit from.

Then they will perform puppet plays, read stories and help with crafts at Children's Room programs, including a bedtime story hour when storytellers and audience are invited to come dressed in pajamas.

Expo.02 exhibits in the city of Neuchâtel focus more tightly on technology, including "Ada," a room programmed with its own artificial intelligence so that it can identify individual visitors and communicate with them through sound and light.

Presented at the Cambridge Public Library in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Nov. 16-18, "The Laughing Room" was an artificially intelligent room programmed to play an audio laugh track whenever participants said something that its algorithm deemed funny.

Presented at the Cambridge Public Library November 16-18, The Laughing Room was an artificially intelligent room programmed to play an audio laugh track whenever participants said something that its algorithm deemed funny.

Among the most commonly used personal Internet software are "browsers" for displaying information located on the World Wide Web, newsreaders for reading "newsgroups" located on USENET, file-sharing programs for downloading files, and communication software for e-mail, as well as "instant messaging" and "chat room" programs that allow people to carry on conversations in real time.