Sentence examples for present his project from inspiring English sources

The architect walks into the room to present his project, and the entire table is seated with hacks.

Doug McKinley of NHThree will present his project for producing systems capable of creating clean-burning ammonia-based fuel.

Luckily, he said, he had brought a few pairs of skis with him so was able to present his project to the local authorities, who finally gave him the green light that year.

At the Venice Biennale this year, which united architects under the theme Reporting from the Front, Kéré presented his project as an answer to the question: "What kind of parliament should be built for a people who have chosen to throw out their rulers?" The stakes for a new building are high, Kéré says.

This important possibility was raised with De Lesseps since he first presented his project to the French Geographical Society in 1879.

Serpentine Gallery co-director Hans Ulrich Obrist presented his project of collecting handwriting samples of various artists from around the world, including China's Ai Weiwei, through Instagram.

Tonight, also, we have Newt Gingrich in the spotlight, as he presents his project assigned last week, to come up with a campaign document that voters can both understand and get excited about.

Olafur Eliasson is noted for spectacular light installations but occupies two of the smallest spaces in the Central Pavilion at the Giardini to present his "Little Sun" project.

Surrendering to the sandstorm, Mr. Koziorowski retreats into a silver S.U.V., where he unfolds a map to present his plan for a project that would cost Abu Dhabi hundreds of millions of dollars and, ideally, would never be used.

Dr. Lerner presented his first project — a Mixed Taste lecture on "Surreal Cinema and Brunello Wines" — before about a dozen people in a vacant storefront.

NEW ZEALAND: Einstein Music Journal Sheep,Dog&Wolf - Not Aquatic A MAP premiere - former Bandicoot drummer Daniel McBride presents his solo project Sheep,Dog&Wolf, leaving behind his punk roots to weave a complex fusion of Motown, jazz and pop music.