Sentence examples for enormous projection from inspiring English sources

In the dimness at the other end of the hall, the enormous projection screen — Styrofoam blocks covered with a white vinyl membrane — glowed invitingly.

At the end of the main hall, visitors enter a darkened room where an enormous projection screen stands over the remains of a damaged Merkava tank.

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The show's drop-dead gallery is dominated by an enormous projection of the dream sequence Dalí designed for "Spellbound," Alfred Hitchcock's 1944 suspense classic starring Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck.

Not that naturalistic theater isn't heightened reality, of course, but when you have to justify the enormous projection of energy that it takes to just go into song or dance, you realize why it's such a humbling experience every time.

Arad's rooms boast round beds, curving red walls, red bathrooms and an enormous projection TV screen.

A Manhattan office, a department store Santa land and more — in Christmas-y colors — glide seamlessly on- and offstage in Paul Black's scenic design, with enormous projections by Hana Sooyeon Kim as children's book illustration-like backdrops.

Sending up the Gagosian big top, Mr. Gordon has created a bit of site-specific poetry with two enormous video projections of a solitary elephant perambulating the gallery space, a work that gradually transforms public spectacle in an intriguingly private viewing experience.

Sending up the Gagosian big top, Mr. Gordon has created a bit of site-specific poetry with two enormous video projections of a solitary elephant parambulating the gallery space, a work that gradually transforms public spectacle in an intriguingly private viewing experience.

"Whether pitching for funding or even at networking events, men overdeliver, conjuring grandeur images of how well their company is doing and how enormous their projections are when in reality, their company is probably only making half of those profits," Smith explains.

At the back of the stage an enormous screen shows projections both of the dancers and of computer-generated architectural drawings and lines, sometimes mixing the two or projecting cityscapes onto the whited-out image of a dancer's body.