Sentence examples for has worked on several projects from inspiring English sources
He has worked on several projects with troubled production histories.
After her success on, where she played a plethora of funny characters and coanchored Weekend Update (first with Tina Fey followed by Seth Meyers), Poehler has worked on several projects.
Chee Pearlman, a design consultant and a former editor of I.D. magazine who has worked on several projects with Mr. Moggridge, said, "People will respond to him because he's got a fresh take".
William McDougall, infrastructure engineer and transport consultant who has worked on several projects in Victoria, including an early study into the link: "Having studied the East West Link several times over the years, I'm convinced that it's not needed".
Architel, a Toronto company with sales of only $47 million last year, makes software for Internet service providers and has worked on several projects with Nortel, which is based in Mississauga, Ontario, a suburb of Toronto.
The company has worked on several projects in the Norman and Southwestern Oklahoma areas, and plans to bid on contracts for commercial concrete projects at all levels throughout the state.
They were joined later by Mr. Bailey, an independent producer and former client of Mr. Moore's who had worked on several projects, including the game show "Debt".
He met the Arsenal shareholder Usmanov in the early 1990s and the pair have worked on several projects in the UK and Russia.
It's also nice, he said, to have worked on several projects that were not only good personal experiences but produced films he is proud of.
The film's directors, the documentary filmmaker Andrea Segre and the journalist Stefano Liberti, have worked on several projects together since their first collaboration, "South of Lampedusa," which they filmed in Niger in 2006, and they said that affecting how public opinion understands immigration related issues has become central to their work.
"I've worked on several projects and have had to use freelancers.
