Sentence examples for starting a new program from inspiring English sources

"It was like we were starting a new program," Amonte Hiller said.

Despite the financial difficulties of starting a new program at this time, he said, "there is so much interest in global health that I am quite optimistic".

(This year, the Mayor is starting a new program, known as 3-K: an extra year of preschool for three-year-olds, which is being introduced in Brownsville and the South Bronx, with the intention of expanding it citywide).

"We're just starting a new program this fall for kids 11 to 14, which is usually the forgotten age in museums," said Elizabeth Margulies, family programs coordinator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, (212) 708-9805, www.moma.org.

Now it is starting a new program meant for children between 4 months and 4 years old, with help from Dan Zanes, the singer and guitarist of the popular 1980's band the Del Fuegos, who largely left rock to specialize in children's music after the birth of his daughter in 1994.

Starting a new program seemed impractical, so instead they found an existing program that was always looking for more help: Veterans Haven, a home for homeless veterans tucked among the pines in a yellow-brick, dormlike building taken over from Ancora Psychiatric Hospital in Camden County.

A month ago, MoneyGram started a new program to let customers transfer any amount to Mexico for a flat fee of $15.

He assisted in jump-starting a new program to aid families living with H.I.V. and AIDS.

The Small Business Administration starts a new program with banks to increase lending to veterans.

If I start a new program I will pay for it.

Three months later, the Defense Department started a new program with the Orwellian name Total Information Awareness.