Sentence examples for presenting projects from inspiring English sources

In May 2007 Dia entered into a collaboration with the Hispanic Society of America, presenting projects by contemporary artists in the society's home on Broadway and 155th Street in Washington Heights.

In May 2007 Dia began a continuing collaboration with the Hispanic Society of America, presenting projects by contemporary artists in the society's home at Broadway and 155th Street in Washington Heights.

He is also working on a number of other presenting projects, including a countdown of the nation's favourite toys for Channel 4. Endemol UK chief executive Tim Hincks said: "We are interested in exploring genuinely new relationships with talent.

This year's highlights include an ambient showcase pairing Gas and Herman Kolgen, presenting projects "that technologically alter the shape and sound of our relationship with nature" (May 27), and a rare North American appearance by the Chilean-German D.J. Ricardo Villalobos, who, along with the D.J. (and Perlon founder) Zip, will be presenting a seven-hour D.J. set (May 31).

They are surely positive in creating a buzz aound the UAE and encourage even local filmmakers in presenting projects and therefore compete with other international aspiring filmmakers.

"They're trying to present projects as a viable investment".

The theater will also present projects by the dance and video artist Jillian Peña and the performance artist Aki Sasamoto.

The results of the presented projects are compared with recently published competitive projects.

Momentum, a platform to promote and present projects and skilled entrepreneurs focused on social responsibility and the development of the social enterprise, helped launch GivingBackPacks.

Mr. Marchionne presented Project Phoenix at the meetings, but it only added to fears of deeper job losses in the future, according to one official present.

(Roslyn Sulcas) EMMA DESJARDINS (Wednesday) Ms. Desjardins, a member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, presents "Project Perpetuum," which explores the relationship between music and dance.