Sentence examples for developing a new project from inspiring English sources

But the producer of Midsomer Murders, Brian True-May, is developing a new project for his leading man with the working title Country Matters.

This led to some soul-searching and operational considerations, whereupon we decided to invest the time we would have spent on "Sense8" into developing a New Project, whose bits and pieces had been spinning around the Pit for a while.

His most recent work is Chan Rhetoric of Uncertainty in the Blue Cliff Record: Sharpening Sword at the Dragon Gate, and he is developing a new project on Dōgen's classic, Treasury of the True Dharma-Eye (Shōbōgenzō).

She is developing a new project around women and chocolate.

She said L.A. Unified should instead focus on carrying out the inspector general's recommendations, which included developing a new project plan, creating a full-time staff dedicated to the project, and hiring an independent, third-party evaluator to oversee it.

But, she said, "at this point, little would be served by expending the resources to pursue a more extensive investigation". She said L.A. Unified should instead focus on carrying out the inspector general's recommendations, which included developing a new project plan, creating a full-time staff dedicated to the project, and hiring an independent, third-party evaluator to oversee it.

They can either exceed their cost saving targets, develop a new project or engage in some corporate activity to add value.

The three month CASE selective in the PGY 2 year allows you to continue previous work or develop a new project.

The award, financed by Ewan Brown, a longtime supporter of the international festival, provides $10,100 to develop a new project and includes an invitation to present the work in progress next year as part of the International Festival.

The Kinkster is back -- in spirit if not in person -- in this multilayered novel about a self-involved writer in a crisis, trying to develop a new project while cavorting with crazy strangers.

The Kinkster is back -- in spirit if not in name -- in this multilayered novel about a self-involved writer in crisis trying to develop a new project while cavorting with crazy strangers.