Sentence examples for the programme open from inspiring English sources

Applications for the programme open on July 1st; the first class will be in January 2013.

To run the programme, open a confocal stack through ImageJ, go to Plug-ins, select DeadEasy Caspase plug-in and simply run.

Both participants and facilitators were asked to name strong and weak aspects of the programme (open questions).

Interviews were handwritten and FGDs were tape-recorded and transcribed, and the programme Open Code assisted in sorting and structuring the data.

The programme opened with Shostakovich's First Symphony.

The programme opened with his "exclusive thoughts" – most of his thoughts are exclusive – in which Scally wagged a finger at fans.

The programme opened sadly, with a description of the discovery of Brautigan's body, a month after he had killed himself.

The programme opened with one of the big questions of the moment ("why do people plane spot?"), then moved straight on to comment from Israel in the aftermath of the weekend's suicide bombings.

The programme opened with a cartoon that drew comparisons between colonialists who asked "Are the natives friendly?", and modern-day environmentalists who ask "Are the natives eco-friendly?" It examined the benefits of the Malaysian palm oil industry and its value to the economy, quoting smallholders whose lives have been transformed for the better by palm oil production.

Knussen, a former artistic director of the festival, features as both conductor and composer, and the programme opened with a new staging by director and video artist Netia Jones of his operatic double bill based upon Maurice Sendak's children's classics, Where the Wild Things Are and Higglety Pigglety Pop!

The programme opened with excerpts from two of the interviews prior to the title sequence, followed by an introduction from Jonathan Dimbleby, who told viewers that the evidence presented in the programme was "of critical importance for those who wish to find out what really happened in Gibraltar last month".