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a rapid and intense course of training or research (usually undertaken in an emergency)
his first job was a crash course in survival and in learning how to get along with people
he took a crash course in Italian on his way to Italy
a crash programme is needed to create new jobs
How To Use crash program In A Sentence
- In September 1942 the GKO ordered a crash programme for exploration and drilling in the oil regions of the interior.
- They began a crash program to modernize and strengthen their fleet and to build nuclear weapons with ICBMs to carry them.
- Now, Kim Jong-il’s failing health is compelling Mr. Kim to begin a crash program to present his son as the next leader.
- As governments, we stumble from crisis to crash program, lurching into the future without plan, without hope, without vision.
- The company undertook a crash program of machine replacement.
- As governments, we stumble from crisis to crash programme, lurching into the future without plan, without hope, without vision.
- He began his career in the U.S. by urging his friend Albert Einstein to push FDR for a crash program the Manhattan Project to prevent the Germans from getting it first, then became a key figure at Los Alamos in devising the first atomic bombs, and then in the 1950s became an antinuclear activist, another penitent trying to shut the gates of hell he had opened. How the End Begins
- The company undertook a crash program of machine replacement.
- Obviously, the USAF's ICBM programs and the USN's SLBM programs provide perfect examples, but the prime example is, of course, the Manhattan Project, which produced not one but two operational weapon systems in a crash program, complimented by the USAAF's long-range heavy bomber program, which produced both the Boeing B-29 and the Convair B-32, and both of them in time to carry either one of the weapons ... What Would Wernher Do? - NASA Watch
- The company undertook a crash program of machine replacement.
