"In areas where we might not be as strong, we're looking outside for individuals with that as their strong suit who can pick up projects that we're not able to accomplish efficiently on our own".
Mestrallet keeps picking up projects as China's needs for infrastructure and pollution treatment expand.
Picking up the project in 1946, the city paid Morgan to construct a scale model of the complex of buildings which was to be the Museum of Medieval Arts, a West Coast version of The Cloisters in New York.
The chairman of Endgame, James D. Stern, agreed to pick up the project with both he and Ms. Clark attached as executive producers.
That raised alarms among Kennedy partisans when the History channel said in December that it would pick up the project.
The much-vaunted free titles, however ("for a limited time", that is), are out-of-copyright classics you could pick up from Project Gutenberg.
Then the Kirov, in Leningrad, decided to pick up the project, but Leonid Lavrovsky, the Kirov's artistic director — and, eventually, the choreographer of the first Russian version — laid down conditions.
Then the Kirov, in Leningrad, decided to pick up the project, but Leonid Lavrovsky, the Kirov's artistic director and, eventually, the choreographer of the first Russian version laid down conditions.
Typically, newly-minted Ph.D.s casting about for a postdoc position find the best advisor they can, then pick up a project in his or her lab, pad the resume with a couple of publications, and move on to the next postdoc or a permanent position.
Everyone at the office needs lunch (or in some cases dinner) — but for salespeople trying to entice a potential lead or convince an architect to pick up their project, they might need to use a free meal as a bit of a lure to get them in the room to make that pitch.
