Sentence examples for had to project from inspiring English sources

With Cabrera, they had to project.

"I had to project with more exertion.

When it played in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, it had to project, throw its voice, to compensate for the dull acoustics.

Back then, the stage had been behind the bar, so that Stanhope had to project past it, over the din of video-poker machines.

He chose his birds — nightingales, meadowlarks, mockingbirds, cardinals, robins, and song sparrows — with two criteria in mind: "The sounds had to be seasonal," meaning they had to be spring calls, "and they had to project well".

It was the first true adult scandal for Mr. Bieber, who's never had to project the outright sexlessness of his Disney-raised teen pop peers, but who was nevertheless still a teenager when the charges landed, and no tabloid regular.

You have to project yourself in public".

"Conductors have to project a very great self-assurance.

Musical comedy stars don't have to project.

So you have to project yourself into the end product: "O.K., he's giving me this.

"Certain people just think they have to project a macho image," he said.