Sentence examples for gets projected around from inspiring English sources

"When you are looking at possible stadium purchase, stadium expansion, making sure the club continues to grow around the world and the city of Swansea gets projected around the world with the Premier League coverage - there is certainly more pressure to do this now than ever".

Yeah, but everyone's name gets thrown around for every project at some point.

Word of this intriguing project got around, spurred by a few live appearances, but the record never came.

Amazon (with its Kindle Fire tablet) is projected to get around 4% app share, while Windows tablets are relegated to around 2%.

When terms like "crushing debt" and "insolvency" get thrown around, you know a project's in bad shape.

But the truth is that the It Gets Better Project has been around since last September, when columnist and author Dan Savage kicked things off with his own YouTube video with his partner to talk about their experiences.

Our favorite projects involve taking something we've got lying around and making it our own.

I'm hopeful we will get around to the SMS project that might help people who, as many do, forget or don't read their papers correctly, whatever it is, just as a reminder as you do from your hairdresser, your dentist," she said.

People spending Labor Day weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area are going to have a little trouble getting around, with several construction projects and a concert expected to cause some transit closures and snarl traffic.

"We would never get around to doing these projects, so it really means a lot to us to get this kind of support". The Laguna Beach High School Solar Cup Team competed with students from 39 Southern California high schools in the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California's 10th annual Solar Cup, according to a press release.

Many get tipped around, slapped around.