Sentence examples for projected message from inspiring English sources

A projected message rolled across the brick façade: "Shame On You William Mack".

A state appeals court in Nevada confronted the issue after members of a union projected messages on a restaurant during a labor dispute.

Environmental group Greenpeace projected messages on six Polish coal-fired power plants on Sunday saying: "Climate change starts here!" and "Storms start here!".

In Rio, the organisers have permission to project messages about the march on to the statue of Christ.

Candidates must project messages that appeal to a broad national audience, losing the flexibility of tailoring appeals to regional or ideological interests.

This divergence in philosophy also formed part of Harrison's subject matter for "Awaiting on You All", a song that, Greene writes, "projected his message to the world".

This practitioner was equating past success presenting the foresight project message with removing the foresight-specific language related to theoretical constructs, futures concepts, and process titles.

A successful candidate must also project a message and appear electable.

Nothing really changes: the individual's ability to project his message or throw his weight around remains minuscule.

It's unlikely that the adornment was meant to project any message besides optimism and frenetic cheek.

Frequently used letters will brighten the beam used to project a message, and spaces between words will darken it.