Sentence examples for celebrated project from inspiring English sources
There's a similar theme and standard for this weekend's event, which is headlined by Inkamera, the celebrated project of experimental French composer Victoria Lukas.
His most celebrated project, The Bus: The Free Photographic Omnibus (1973-2001), began in 1973 with the purchase of a 1948 Leyland Titan PD1 double-decker bus for £360.20.
Their most celebrated project, the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa, Japan, is a collection of discrete pavilions enveloped in a glistening one-story glass cylinder — a heavenly village of art whose intricate network of corridors obliterates the conventional museum narrative.
Encouraging teabag recycling/composting is just one of the ways Unilever is celebrating Project Sunlight, a new global effort to inspire and empower the next generation to live more sustainably.
We do the stuff we failed to do the rest of the time – catch up, celebrate projects and achievements, be grateful.
Having found an effective formula, Mr. Sanga is now determined to expand the system, buoyed by Eco-Fuel Africa's selection as a finalist in the 2012 Buckminster Fuller Challenge, which celebrates projects that address "humanity's most pressing problems".
While Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo (D) and Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) had celebrated the project, and opinion polls showed large majorities in favor of it, a strong backlash quickly developed.
The contribution of the Chinese Labour Corps during the first world war is celebrated in Project New Earth, curated by David KS Tse at the Black-E in Liverpool tonight and on tour.
Redesigned and relaunched1 for the "Darwin Year" of 2009, in which Darwin's 200th birthday and the 150th anniversary of the first publication of the Origin are being celebrated, the Project aims to create and distribute, free of charge, professional-grade copies of Darwin's manuscripts from all periods of his work.
He celebrated the project's release by playing an hourlong set that night.
The Rosenkranz Prize Symposium celebrated research projects that like Bertozzi's address the health care needs of the world's most vulnerable populations.
