Sentence examples for hometown projects from inspiring English sources

Although Kickflip involves filmmaking rather than still photography, the same lessons should be useful for engaging young people in My Hometown projects.

These gyrations have been detailed by The Times's Ron Nixon, who found nearly two dozen Republican freshmen pushing hometown projects ultimately worth billions.

His request alarmed White House officials and several House Republicans, who feared it would lead other lawmakers to insist on financing hometown projects.

Even without asking legislators to give up lobbying for hometown projects, one can hope for more restraint, particularly in a Congress supposedly dominated by fiscal conservatives.

They noted that for all the haggling over cost, there were the more than 3,000 specific hometown projects totaling nearly $10 billion in the measure.

That could leave control of the Senate up in the air long after Election Day, with each party bidding for the three Democrats' support with committee chairmanships, money for hometown projects and jobs for friends and allies.

Democrats have been largely ignored in the making of major legislation and have even been denied a share in hometown pork projects for voting against the G.O.P. budget.

Children's publisher Nosy Crow has made an open call for submissions from BAME writers, HarperCollins imprint 4th Estate teamed up with the Guardian to launch a new short story prize for BAME writers, and Hachette UK imprint Weidenfeld & Nicolson is looking for "new voices from regions that are under-represented in the UK book market" to contribute to its Hometown Tales project.

Mr. Bush has already been rebuffed -- even by his own party -- for proposing in his budget this year that Congress slash hometown pork-barrel projects that are dear to legislators of all stripes.

In Hull – the poet's hometown – a pioneering project is trying to break the pattern, without subscribing to Larkin's desolate view.

THE SKY LINE about Los Angeles-based architect Frank Gehry, whose two current works are the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain -- already hailed as a masterpiece -- and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in his hometown, a troubled project from which Gehry has withdrawn.