Sentence examples for get projected into from inspiring English sources

The inner world is fertile ground for illusions to take root which then get projected into the world, thus influencing the perception of others about reality.

Paul Newman's anguish — Rooney knows that his grownup son is infantile and savage and that he can't control him — courses back and forth between rage and sorrow but finally gets projected into the air, without response.

Another version is using something like a Pepper's ghost, where you've got the image projected into a 3D space.

Teacher Laura Dembo is responsible for getting project based learning (PBL) into all the classrooms at Drew Model School In Arlington, a big task that she relishes.

For about six months, building officials have been working with Drayman to get his project into compliance.

"My job is to get these projects into the end zone," Mr. Canton said, "and quickly".

Really, after having the idea rejected in so many places, all I really wanted was to get the project into development somewhere.

Spielberg lamented that it's becoming harder and harder for even brand-name filmmakers to get their projects into movie theaters.

Munoz Merka: We've all seen the success stories of Zach Braff, James Franco, Spike Lee and others using Kickstarter, but it's not always that easy for indies to get their projects into the faces of the public.

"There clearly are a lot of people out there with money looking to get into projects that already have approvals," said Dean Geibel, the president of Metro Homes, which is based in Hoboken.

"Was it typical of the Legislature to get into projects in which the total cost was unknown?" Mr. Toback asked the man who ran the Legislature for four years.