Sentence examples for projected words from inspiring English sources
In her case, the projected words on the screen read "Angie-ness".
By the projected words you are also quickly made aware of water's power to flow beyond national boundaries.
The problem is extended because cast members also speak the projected words; by the time the much-advertised action actually happens on stage, it feels like an echo.
For this play though, the use of projected words and the balcony space, didn't add much to the story.
The protesters had even set up various laser shows in Victory Square, one of which projected words on to government buildings stating, amongst other things, "Resign" and "Dragnea, Romania is not yours".
It takes the form of a gigantic projected word search containing every word Borges wrote, both in his native Spanish and in English translation.
Opera singers have been less skilled, over all, than their musical theater colleagues at projecting words.
Holzer now often projects words on to waves or around the contours of buildings.
Projecting words clearly is the hardest challenge and the most essential task in performing Gilbert and Sullivan.
Still, a special immediacy is gained when an audience understands what is being sung, as long as the singers work hard to project words clearly.
But the classic musical-theater roles for stars like Merman hover mostly in the lower range of the voice, a comfort zone for projecting words clearly.
