Sentence examples for bringing a project from inspiring English sources

Such opportunities can be spoiled, though, by the lack of funding available in Berlin, so bringing a project to fruition is often an achievement by itself.

At the University of Michigan, students had feared that bringing a project to class or sharing with a professor "would trigger university ownership," Mr. Pilz says.

"Since Justin and I grew up here, we have a fondness for the city, so bringing a project of this magnitude to the city is special for us".

Over the phone, he told me about UTA's goals in the art world, and how it could function as a symbiotic resource for artists, gallerists, and whoever else needs to be involved with bringing a project to fruition.

The following year brought a project that would prove almost as demanding as restoring the house.

PARK CITY, Utah — It's an emotional strain for a filmmaker to bring a project to Sundance.

People never gave up on the idea that I might bring a project, that I might "do development".

"I bring a project that I'm working on, so that I look like a real knitter," she said, "not a terrorist".

On the disc the critic Jeffrey Lyons says that Welles made "The Stranger" primarily to prove he could bring a project in on time and within budget.

Far more important than a Ph.D. are the skills needed to bring a project to a rapid and successful conclusion--such as the ability to communicate and work as part of a team.

The guidance of skilled programmers and engineers who can explain not only teaches students how to develop code, but also how to work as part of a team that can bring a project to life.