Sentence examples for been projects from inspiring English sources
verb
To extend beyond a surface.
Announcing her project, she said: "There have been projects out there involving my father but they've lacked a complete understanding of his philosophies and artistry.
"There have been projects out there involving my father but they've lacked a complete understanding of his philosophies and artistry," she said in a statement.
Since then, there have been projects: for example, Aitken created an architectural installation for the Dior Homme store in Tokyo, which was designed by Slimane (he has designed about a dozen Dior Homme stores around the world, including the one in New York).
This is an 'official' launch because there have been projects from the two countries and other parts of Asia in the past — such as sous vide machine Nomiku and the ill-fated 3D printer Pirate3D — but now some of the barriers that used to exist, which included getting set up in the U.S., UK or another official Kickstarter country, have been removed for makers in these two countries.
She turned serious by adding, "they have been projects that were practically impossible to make.
There have been projects that made more than that, but no one had asked for that much.
Analysts have been projecting sales of $331.7 million.
Another revenue stream is projects.
How are projects licensed?
