Sentence examples for ever projected from inspiring English sources

The new economy is simply growing much faster than anybody ever projected".

But she also praised the Peace Corps, where young Americans work on development projects in poor countries, as "one of the best faces America has ever projected".

(He also worked with Jerry Lewis, who years later wrote a letter to Time complaining about its pan of "Bonnie and Clyde," which — a week before Pauline Kael's famous panegyric for the film — he hailed as "one of the finest films ever projected on the American screen").

One writer wrote that the Constitution was, quote, "the most odious system of tyranny that was ever projected". Patrick Henry, who is always useful for wonderful quotes, in the Virginia Convention says that by giving so much power to a new national government, quote, "the tyranny of Philadelphia [the Federal Convention] may be like the tyranny of George III". Okay.

Fittingly, the projector was positioned in a piazzetta near the Cineteca di Bologna as the sun was setting, and threaded with a reel of the first films ever projected – the 50-second slices of life shot by the Lumière brothers in 1895.

De Mille, however, has performed one outstanding feat in this subject by giving what is perhaps the finest conception of a train wreck ever projected on a screen, and it is regrettable that the other episodes do not measure up to this exciting sequence.Five characters, all with a different purpose, are aboard the train.

Novak calls him "an incorrigible futurist", ever projecting into tomorrow.

The recession and low oil prices (not to mention the collapse of Enron) have swung the state from budget surplus to its largest-ever projected deficit.

The fashionable Parisian venue for Mamani's first ever project outside Bolivia is a far cry from his beginnings.

As part of the BFI's biggest ever project, all of Alfred Hitchcock's 58 surviving films will be shown over three months.

Oh, and there is what ever project Joe Hewitt is currently working on.