Sentence examples for developing projects that from inspiring English sources

She began working in sculpture in the late 1980s, later developing projects that explored the histories and dynamics of institutions.

He spent his time developing projects that didn't get made, but in 2011, when Favreau decided not to return for a third Iron Man, Downey came knocking once more.

The lawyers will also argue that the deadline is "unreasonable" because of its impact on the industry and on groups which have spent time and money developing projects that will have to be cancelled if they can't be completed by 12 December.

Now, as the society's director of global performing arts and special cultural initiatives, I am based in Manhattan and work closely with our 12 centers in the United States and Asia, developing projects that promote in-depth appreciation of Asian arts and culture.

I am interested in developing projects that allow me to research and extend my knowledge of new technology, new industrial techniques, scientific exploration and artistic endeavor.

Oakley: YARN has a tradition of developing projects that get our readers involved as writers, from our lighthearted "cookie and candy poem drive" to our co-contest with Figment.

"We develop projects that are a mixed bag for everybody".

Architects will be using new methods to develop projects that respond to individual living patterns; creating buildings that adapt to the needs of their inhabitants.

"Potential investors have a virtual open landscape to develop projects that will fill the needs of Iraq's expanding and demanding population," Dr. Araji of the national investment commission wrote in an investors guide published this year.

But, tiring of Los Angeles and what he considered to be a soulless lifestyle, Hughes had already decided to take a step back from Hollywood life (that's when he stopped directing) and returned with his family to rural Illinois, where he would develop projects that could be filmed closer to home such as Planes, Trains and Automobiles and Uncle Buck.

Soon after "The Puffy Chair" toured the festival circuit alongside Mr. Bujalski's Williamsburg-set fugue "Mutual Appreciation" and Mr. Swanberg's erotic drama "Kissing on the Mouth" in 2005, the brothers moved to Los Angeles to work on Hollywood scripts and develop projects that would unite their taste for documentarylike unpredictability with accessibility.