Sentence examples for most interesting projects from inspiring English sources

Here are some of the most interesting projects from the conference.

Indeed, some of the most interesting projects established by both Youth Music and the LSO involve more rap than Rachmaninov.

So one of the most interesting projects to tackle trafficking is sponsored by the Daywalka Foundation, a U.S. group, and takes place here in Calcutta.

One of the left's most interesting projects in 2019 and 2020 is going to be repeating what worked in 2018 — directing money to smaller, lower-profile campaigns.

The most interesting projects or groups or actions now don't exist in opposition in a traditional protest way, but as something entirely separate from the mainstream, for example, the Slow Food Movement, which is people following something they believe in ethically but also taking away the capital that is funding the existing system.

"Contestants will have to prove every day and every hour that they can fulfil assigned tasks on time and accurately, be ready to work 24 hours a day, overcome any obstacles and bring to life the most interesting projects along with the team of the head of the republic".

According to Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, the most interesting project going on at the search giant is its high-speed broadband trials in Kansas City.

Julie: OpenStreetmap in the UK is the most interesting project I've seen recently.

"I would love to do something like that again," he said, calling the 2011 EP "the most interesting project I think I've ever made".

Perhaps the most interesting project is Viñas del Vero's Secastilla Range, made from old Grenache and Grenache Blanc vines in Somontano's stunning, terrace-lined Secastilla Valley.

He is concerned that too many people say to themselves, " 'Let me do this safe side project, and I'll save my most interesting project for later on,' and then that side project becomes a big project and takes up a lot of your energy, but it doesn't make as big an advance, and it's not what you were most interested in".