Sentence examples for many projects from from inspiring English sources

His many projects from this period include delightful pen-and-ink line drawings of animals for a 1931 publication of Aesop's fables.

I've worked on many projects – from helping pensioners in Yorkshire challenge a ridiculous council to supporting women in West Africa in setting up their own businesses.

Many projects, from a rivers-and-estuaries education center south of here to the dredging of PCB's from the Hudson, will be vying for funds.

This book, a retrospective of Dorfsman's many, many projects — from type ads to on-air video clips and print campaigns for history-in-the-making news — was an early inspiration for Calderwood.

Transit advocates have long complained that such cost-effectiveness tests have kept many projects from being built — especially light-rail projects, since streetcars are not fast — and made it much harder for transit projects to win federal financing than highway projects.

For their latest 12-inch they've reissued this track from last year by Japa Habilidoso, one of the many projects from Brazilian producer Guerrinha and his 40% Foda/Maneirissimo label; judging from its Bandcamp listing it seems to be fixated on agricultural political organisation, about which there are simply not enough dancefloor stompers.

John Cropper, a global project coordinator at Oxfam, who helped develop the new qualification, said that initial meetings in 2007 concluded that many projects suffered from overspending, underspending and a lot of ineffectiveness.

They're credited with helping realise many projects here, from the local factory producing cooking oil, cotton and soap, to a secure rehabilitation centre for young boys caught working for the Taliban.

Many projects here stem from a six-week survey conducted after the Special Forces set up headquarters in this village north of Isabela, the island's chief city, in late January.

Many projects moved away from Google Code to those other systems.

Witness the success of the online crowdfunding model — via sites such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo — where many projects take soundings from backers and incorporating their views into the final product.