Sentence examples for dead projects from inspiring English sources
Then they looked for the bureaucratic dead: projects that had been nixed for unrelated reasons.
It could almost be a lament for all the dead projects in the show - his plans for the Los Angeles County Museum; the Las Vegas Guggenheim, now closed; Koolhaas's aborted plans to expand the Whitney.
Most of the records pertain to Fastie's career at Johns Hopkins, but there are a few files, notably the series on Dead Projects, and the series on Patents, that reflect some of his work in private industry.
A highly decorated veteran who served with his brother in the most unpopular war in U.S. history, a Secretary Hagel will have no fear in cutting the fat out of the Pentagon, in taking on the giant military-industrial complex that revives dead projects purely for profit and politics.
From 2009 to 2012, she worked as a Research Scholar on the Book of the Dead Project at the University of Bonn, Germany.
What resuscitated a dead project in the end was reading Mystic River, Dennis Lehane's terrific police procedural set in Boston.
On a second trip some weeks later, La Guardia met directly with Roosevelt, and secured "a P.W.A. grant to complete the outer-borough segments of the Eighth Avenue Independent subway line," thought to be a dead project.
This is not necessarily a problem; once you have ported the code there should not be a need to keep fiddling with it, but I'm not sure I want to take a potentially dead project into production.
The shadow of 9/11 hung heavy over the 2002 Super Bowl show, with the names of the dead projected on a vast, unfurling screen as U2 performed Where the Streets Have No Name.
One of the first 19th-century innovations was the phantasmagoria – a spooky magic lantern show in which images of the dead, projected onto smoke, loomed menacingly over the spectators.
While designed to counter what Poles see as German revisionism and a new German focus on their own victims, the war dead project is also part of the Kaczynskis' programme to build a stronger national identity based on a history purged of communist distortions.
