Sentence examples for daring projects from inspiring English sources

"The Yacoubian Building" was first published by Mohamed Hashem, the owner of Dar Merit, which is known for taking on daring projects.

In acquiring Artisan, Lions Gate executives said they would produce more commercially oriented movies but would not ignore artistically daring projects.

Next season at the Los Angeles Opera, which has presented some truly daring projects over the years, is about as disheartening as it gets: Mozart's "Don Giovanni," Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," Wagner's "Flying Dutchman" and Rossini's "Cenerentola".

Yet since the start of the year, two men with wildly different personalities, political styles and power bases have launched daring projects that they hope will help shake Japan out of its long economic funk.

They could play for a series of small and medium-sized winners rather than constantly trying for the big killing; they could reduce costs by paying stars and directors minimal amounts up front and dividing all revenues at the back end by fixed percentages — that would bring the initial costs way down and allow them to greenlight more daring projects.

The director, who has become one of the UK's most unique talents with diverse and daring projects such as Down Terrace, Kill List, Sightseers and A Field in England hit something of a pothole at last year's festival with the divisive JG Ballard adaptation High-Rise.

But it is in some ways a more daring project, by Andrea Ponsi, a little-known Italian.

You can see why the politically inclined Robeson wanted to be involved with such a daring project.

Mr Utzon told Richard Johnson, a distinguished Sydney architect, that he felt lucky to have got as far as he did with such a daring project.

If ever a club had good reason to feel that their daring project had been wrecked by the meddling of a purportedly greater authority, it would be Bath.

He could seemingly justify his daring project (describing the Germans as victims) only by accusing his predecessors of failing to do what he did.