Sentence examples for first few projects from inspiring English sources

"We need to follow the rules of historical protection on these first few projects in Detroit," Wong says.

But the first few projects -- including a sitcom pilot for NBC television and a screen adaptation of "Peter Pan" -- went nowhere, and his first American movie, "Once Around" (1991), about a dysfunctional Irish-Catholic family in Boston, barely made a ripple.

Alberts says the IAC's "first few projects will be critical" to determining its success.

"With the first few projects, as soon as we pitched them it made sense to the civic and nonprofit organizations," says Jiang. "By the time we were interviewing with Y Combinator we had three or four data projects in the pipeline".

After all, his first few projects seemed to point towards early success.

During my first few projects, I didn't think about these and it harmed me".

The first few projects--on everything from manufacturing technologies to automobile communications and vehicular traffic control systems--will be selected from 80 industry proposals at a board meeting next week.

Obviously, what really matters is real-life performance in stuff like games, so I fired up FRAPS and tried out the first few chapters of Project Origin and about half an hour of Far Cry 2. >For Far Cry 2 my settings were 1920×1200, No AA, DirectX 10, all settings on high (some settings go up to ultra-high, but IQ change is questionable).

During his first few years on the project, Mr. Palmer, who had tried a screenwriting career in Los Angeles with little success, also shot two shorter, nonboxing documentaries for Irish national television, on the Quinn McDonaghs and traveler activity.

The director – who has since become a very good friend – looked at the first few pages of my project and said: "I love it, when can you start?" And then: "Where are your trousers from?" She turned on her immaculate heels and left leaving me stunned and happy.

First, it would be interesting to examine the first few months of a project for early signs that are predictive of its eventual outcome.