Sentence examples for place projected from inspiring English sources

That first letter from the Port Authority, written when John F. Kennedy was president and Wall Street a much smaller place, projected a budget for the new trade center of about $800 million, as Mr. Guthard recalled -- magnitudes bigger than any of Mr. Yamakasi's previous projects.

The place projects the aura of a faintly hostile sovereign state.

The place projects a timelessness that speaks to notions of man's origins and the beginnings of time.

GM assumes a 9% rate of return on its plan assets, $60.9 billion at the end of 2002, and last placed projected benefit obligations at $80.1 billion.

His trees are twisted, hollowed, uprooted and deconstructed, with granite builders secured by hidden iron pins perched on them in various places, projecting an illusion of precariousness.

The Astor Place project will probably not go that far.

The Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas is to collaborate on the Astor Place project with the Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron.

The heart was created by Alan Iwamura and Isaac Tecosky and sponsored by Trust Art, which uses small donations and volunteer time to place projects around the city.

This month Millennium's $200 million Hayward Place project in the theater district sought city approval to convert from 200 condominiums to 265 units, mostly rentals.

Columbia University is talking with Donald J. Trump about creating a satellite campus near Lincoln Center at the developer's vast Trump Place project on the Hudson River.

Among the barriers AvalonBay encountered for the Chrystie Place project, in fact, was the challenge of designing a complex that could be built on top of the subway.