Sentence examples for back to project from inspiring English sources
The mullet seemed to serve both function and pride: short on top to stay out of the eyes, and long in the back to project strength.
"They told us they were going to have a positive and patriotic case, but they are back to project fear within minutes of this debate," he said.
Bruins fans had begun the conference semifinal by selling "Canadien Dive Team" shirts, with Subban's No. 76 on the back, to project their belief in the superficiality of Subban's theatrics: a little too much embellishment from a guy who leads with his bum.
Over the course of the project, formative findings were fed back to project sites to allow leaders and practitioners to work on improving programming and delivery as part of a research and development (R&D) approach.
He suggested allowing her entire body, including larger muscles of her back, to project into her sound, and to use her own awareness of body movement and balance to enter her playing.
And they may never go back to Project Playlist.
Indeed, many popular open-source projects trace their roots back to projects initiated inside webscale giants like Google (Kubernetes), Yahoo (Hadoop), Netflix (Spinnaker) and Lyft (Envoy), among others.
After 40 minutes, I was back to a projected range of 221 miles.
Striving is a sentiment we like to project back onto the dead.
He is cutting back to one project in 2009.
