Sentence examples for headline projects from inspiring English sources

"This time we have been able to keep all of our major projects moving forward, and we expect to have shovels in the ground on many of these headline projects within a matter of months".

Headline projects completed with EU backing have included a £132m scheme to bring super-fast broadband to the far south-west, three innovation centres, rail line improvements and the development of a glitzy university campus at Penryn, near Falmouth.

The Brookings Institution's Tanvi Madan has warned of "India fatigue" among those in Washington who expect a headline project and short-term returns.

Take Google Glass — the headline "Project Glass Is The Future Of Google" once graced our home page.

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The floor plan is confusing, with four or more narrow galleries that feed into each other at peculiar angles, all enveloped in music and sound bites and posters and headlines projected on the undulating walls.

A report quoting the PM's arguments in favour of staying in was headlined: "Project fear begins... ..Its leader column the same day stated: "Mr Cameron and George Osborne have amused us enough with their risible charade".

Project Design Logistically I would have thought that having the sub-headline Project Design earlier in the paper as this would indicate the direction.

The artist has a knack for such headline-grabbing projects which appear at odds with his hermitic lifestyle.

But compared with headline-making projects in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the unexpected renaissance under way along the south end of the Bronx River flies largely below the radar.

Politicians like big, headline-grabbing projects; Israel's government wants to promote the Israeli water-treatment industry abroad; and the plants, under long-term build-operate-transfer schemes, provide their builders with a guaranteed income.