Sentence examples for traveling programs from inspiring English sources

The Fischinger centenary celebration is the first of a series of annual IOTA traveling programs of abstraction-animation-music works called "Kinetica".

To make up for the decline in visits, many museums are taking their lessons to the classroom, through traveling programs, videoconferencing or computer-based lessons that use their collections as a teaching tool.

But, he said, "the fact is there's a major revival of interest in jazz across the country, and the various institutions devoted to that are creating a network for traveling programs".

Such issues are addressed each year by the Human Rights Watch Film Festival, a traveling program of films about injustice and courage, now in its 21st year.

(Scott) Film Series Bresson (Friday through Thursday) Organized by James Quandt of the TIFF Cinematheque in Toronto, this traveling program of 12 masterworks by Robert Bresson begins its North American tour at Film Forum, where its run ends next week.

But now, Hitchcock's silent films are back as "The Hitchcock 9," a traveling program organized by the British Film Institute that will arrive in New York on Saturday on the newly installed Steinberg Screen of the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater.

(Scott) Film Series Bresson (Friday through Thursday) Organized by James Quandt of the TIFF Cinematheque in Toronto, this traveling program of 12 masterworks by Robert Bresson begins its North American tour at Film Forum, where it continues through the end of the month.

Stephen's arrest in March shocked the basketball community in Iowa, where he for years was a coach and co-director of the Adidas-sponsored traveling program for the state's top youth players.

While traveling the programs to patients and to the clinicians involved in the programs, project directors also see their work as connected to a larger global arena.

But as corporate sponsorship of traveling basketball programs has dwindled in recent years, the Mac Irvin Fire, two years into a contract with Nike, seeks to corner the emerging bull market of talent in Chicago, led by a strong class of 2011 players.

She won an Emmy in 1993 for a young people's anti-smoking program, "Know the Facts: Keep Your Power," and wrote and produced a traveling school program for the American Heart Association.