Sentence examples for final projects for from inspiring English sources
In a carpentry shop at Ralph R. McKee Vocational and Technical High School on Staten Island the other morning, a class of 18 seniors put the finishing touches on their final projects for the year -- filing and chiseling, making mailboxes and small round tables.
Take home old notebooks if they are full or if you have finished the tests and final projects for the classes where you used them.
In addition, you'll learn how to interpret a brief, and how to frame your final project for your audience to ensure the best possible outcome.
As her final project for the class, she is trying to gauge the optimism of the Latino patients she treats before and after she educates them about diabetes.
My friend Shona graduated wearing the giant papier mache prawn head she made as a final project for her fine art degree.
You'll learn not just how to interpret a brief, but how to frame your final project for your audience to ensure the best possible outcome.
You've gotten this far, so just go for it.' " Her final project for the class was to analyze the way financial records and other information flows through the casino, then make recommendations for improvements.
So when Archie (the talented Gabriel Sunday, also one of the screenwriters) decides to kill himself — his final project for school and for keeps — it's no surprise that he wants to do it on camera.
IN deciding on the final project for his corporate strategy class at Hofstra University, Prof. James P. Neelankavil considered having his M.B.A. students develop a marketing strategy for a hypothetical company or analyze several companies' corporate strategies.
The Reader, Stephen Daldry's controversial adaptation of the novel by Bernhard Schlink, which is up for five Oscars, was the final project for Pollack and Minghella under their Mirage Enterprises partnership, but both died before the film was completed.
Mr. Epstein, who is 22, conceived the Day of No Joe as a final project for his art class on social sculpture, to draw attention to what he regards as the hypocrisy of drug laws.
