Sentence examples for projected crowd from inspiring English sources

The projected crowd has been revised downwards, though, thanks to the distraction of the two Manchester clubs meeting each other in the first of the semi-finals, followed on Sunday by Bolton against Stoke City.

Our pilot project Crowd Out, performed last year in Birmingham, London (twice) and Berlin, was a shared commission and a shared vision.

There affluent youths have their own computers, and the ones who live in housing projects crowd around computers at community centers.

The project crowd sourced over $15,000 from their IndieGogo campaign to cover the cost of transportation and materials.

Crucially, the fact that in this project, crowd sourced citizen scientists were only involved in taking the photographs, and not identification, also avoided mistaken identification [1], [6], such that the resultant data were scientifically much more robust than other large scale participation or crowd sourcing projects.

Shameless in the best of ways, Doucet demonstrates how one person's vulnerability and vulgarity, more often confined to bedrooms and diaries than projected to crowds, can be a beacon of mutual support when experienced in the open.

Those are just a few of the projects crowding what the EU likes to call the "southern corridor".

From the beginning, the map had been a grassroots project, crowd-sourced with data from the cycling community.

People's Grocery was one of the first projects crowd-funded through Oakland Solar Mosaic, a set of projects designed with the Ella Baker Center and Green For All to create jobs and clean energy in Oakland.

I celebrated the low-rise housing projects crowding my immediate view, the so-called Vladeck Houses, which stand in red-brick solidarity with my own co-ops, not exactly proud of themselves, but resigned and necessary, their thousands of residents primed for summer warmth and, if I may speculate, summer love.

A similar message was projected to the crowd from police helicopters overhead.