Sentence examples for holiday project from inspiring English sources
It was for my son's school holiday project.
Callow's annual August holiday project turns out to be a rerun of a show he did at the Bush theatre in London in 1976.
He will headline "The Sinatra Holiday Project," a program of seasonal songs made famous by Frank Sinatra, which runs Dec. 2 to 30.
What used to be a campy variety show, featuring witty obscure novelties and backup singers wearing Santa hats, became a testosterone-fueled homage, "The Sinatra Holiday Project," whose title is borrowed from Mr. Feinstein's recent tribute album, "The Sinatra Project".
FEINSTEIN'S AT LOEWS REGENCY 540 Park Ave . at 61st St. (212-339-4095) — Through Dec. 30: "The Sinatra Holiday Project" combines two of Michael Feinstein's most successful musical endeavors, his recent reinterpretation of the work of Ol' Blue Eyes and his ecumenical show of seasonal songs.
A Baltimore native, he founded and directs the Billie Holiday Project for Liberation Arts, which aims to foster the robust intellectual and artistic exchange between members of the university's Homewood campus and historic Baltimore neighborhoods.
The other side of the store is primarily given over for classes in quilting, smocking, embroidery, making fabric memory albums, holiday projects and pillow-making.
Private schools have helped with two Birmingham projects: a Children's University providing Saturday schools, holiday projects and lessons on the Internet for primary-age children and a proposed University of the First Age, offering 'interest-led educational experiences' outside school to 11- to 14-year-olds.
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'Tis the season as he's done holiday projects such as Olive, the Other Reindeer (1999), and The Story of Santa Claus (1996) (TV).
Her Space Holiday, the project of the singer and songwriter Marc Bianchi, creates more delicate music; electronic effects make his quiet songs sound, somehow, even quieter.
