Sentence examples for turned a program from inspiring English sources
Outraged parents and dismayed superintendents said yesterday that Mr. Levy's decision has turned a program that began as a way of helping vulnerable yet highly motivated children like Gregory into a safety net for only the most disadvantaged.
As Mark Squillace, a professor of natural-resources law at the University of Colorado, told me, "This turned a program that was supposed to be proactively managed by the government into one that is entirely reactive to the demands of the coal industry".
"Any good coach, I would challenge to come and do a year or two and see if they can turn a program around," she said.
He never addressed the question of how he would turn a program designed as a short-term bridge loan into a long-term reorganization.
So it was both fitting and generous of Mr. Shifrin and the society to turn a program over to Mr. Neubauer and his devices.
The GPL, in effect, removes the incentive to turn a program into a proprietary product, they argue, because the licence is "viral": all changes to the source code automatically become part of the software commons.
"When you go through the type of turnover this team and the organization has had in a short period of time, it's very difficult to turn a program around".
How are you?" If anyone doubts that computers have minds of their own, I extend an open invitation to watch mine sort e-mail by itself (into the wrong mailboxes), turn off a program for no apparent reason other than that I am using it, and turn a program on when I don't want it.
"It's kind of been said that if he doesn't get six wins, he's out of here, which I think is a ridiculous statement because it takes time to turn a program around".
Pitino resigned from the Celtics yesterday, taking a 102-146 record with him and the harsh truth that for the first time in his career he could not turn a program around.
Cal Coach Sonny Dykes hoped the setback would offer life lessons: "It's part of growing up, and turning a program around".
