Sentence examples for costume project from inspiring English sources

The watch is a "costume" project so it runs for about 6-10 honrs on a single AA battery.

Everyone is working on a different costume project involving a tutu.

Besides, the globalization of academic ceremonies through the interplay of fashionable classics (queen mothers' dressing, toga and kͻla styles) and conventional academic costumes project the Ghanaian cultural values and enlivens the ceremonies.

The daily costumes project has been a positive experience for the twins in many ways.

Santo Loquasto, who has designed spiffy 1930's costumes, projects a slide of the arches of the elevated subway in Chicago's Loop district.

Magic tumbles forth in Moses Pendleton's new version of his fantastical "Botanica," which creates a childlike sense of wonder as it depicts the processes of nature with athletic choreography, large-scale puppets, elaborate costumes, projected images and other theatrical illusions.

Whatever was wrong on the night, any night, with the 2011 Spider-Man musical on Broadway, it wasn't Ishioka's costumes, projecting superheroes as soft sculptures, very kabuki.

In the near future, performers may have their costumes projected directly onto their bodies.

Among his most well-known is "The Nazis," an installation (and later a book) of photographs of actors like Clint Eastwood, Marlon Brando, Yul Brynner and David Niven glammed up in National Socialist costume, a project that owes a strong debt to Susan Sontag's important 1974 essay "Fascinating Fascism," if without the corresponding intellectual rigor and moral unease.

"People change when they go into costume, and projects like this trigger the imagination," he said.

The gala, planned for March 15 , 2009 will feature stars, so far unnamed, performing in costume before projected sets recreating historic moments at the Met, which opened in 1883, said Peter Gelb, the general manager.