Sentence examples for a slate of projects from inspiring English sources
With a slate of projects stretching well into this year, Ms. Perry is making the most of her professional second act.
The company has teamed up with the Araca Group, a Broadway producing and merchandising company, for a slate of projects that will use Hasbro's library as inspiration for theatrical productions pitched at Broadway, amusement parks, cruise ships and other venues across the US.
Busek, who coordinates SECI, suggested that the scientists put together a slate of projects and present them at SECI's next meeting in March.
In general, rather than committing to a slate of complex projects, it's wiser to negotiate one project at a time.
Meanwhile, the Mercers funded a slate of conservative projects that paid Bannon as a consultant.
Expanding on Cornell's digital agriculture initiative, a slate of six projects totaling more than $1 million has been announced to generate innovative research in the intersecting fields of agriculture, computation and engineering.
Tillerson's aim is to reverse several years of declining output with a slate of giant projects that, if all goes right, could boost volumes by 25% to 4.6 million barrels of oil (and gas equivalents) a day.
Expanding beyond the digital space, Issa Rae is set to premiere her anticipated HBO series Insecure in 2016, and will be rolling out a slate of digital projects through her independent imprint.
He's a national treasure, and he still has a slate of interesting projects on the way, like Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, and Cloud Atlas," says Jeff Labrecque at Entertainment Weekly.
Once the dominant studio of the "majors" with dozens of high-powered stars and directors under contract, MGM Pictures Inc. is now merely a collection of studio executives with a slate of movie projects housed in a gleaming high-rise office building a block away.
Nickelodeon unveiled a new slate of projects on Friday, including a spinoff of its hit series "iCarly". The pilot "Gibby," created by iCarly's" Dan Schneider, follows Gibby, Carly's odd friend, as he takes a job at a rec center for kids of all ages.
