Sentence examples for the point of the program from inspiring English sources

"I think this house is really the point of the program," Mrs. Butcher, 34, said.

But perhaps saving money was never really the point of the program.

Further, it contradicts the point of the program, which a publicist said was all about protecting merchants.

That shift, along with the notion of challenged expectations that it indicated, was surely the point of the program.

The point of the program, according to Ms. Wang: to reconnect the children to their roots, with the parents sharing in the process.

Is the point of the program to punish them or deny them a livelihood?" Several wrestlers currently have such exemptions, he said.

The point of the SERE program is torture, and when the CIA hired SERE psychologists, that's exactly what it got.

But the point of the FTA program was to put unskilled, high school grads on a fast track to skilled jobs.

The point of the new bank program is to ease interest rates on the bonds of Spain and Italy, the third- and fourth-largest economies in the euro zone after Germany and France, by reducing investor speculation against the future of the euro itself.

Understanding such cultural differences is the point of the workshop, said Cédric Duroux, the program director for the Walls and Bridges festival, a 10-day event that included the language hopscotch.

Actually, he wasn't, which is the point of the Sunday morning wrestling program at the Boxing Connection on Nepperhan Avenue here.