Sentence examples for projected work from inspiring English sources

His view of life was later to be described or dismissed as "Christmas philosophy," and he himself spoke of "Carol philosophy" as the basis of a projected work.

It turned out that the matter was a projected work on etiquette, an "encyclopedia of etiquette," which Mrs. Post was entreated to undertake.

I moved to the capital with £1,500 in my bank account, no projected work and a three-year contract on a rented flat.

In addition, 4,000 more employees will leave the company with businesses that Motorola is selling, putting the company's projected work force at 108,000.

The book about Lawrence becomes a book about failing to write about Lawrence; a projected work about the ruins of antiquity (mentioned in "Yoga") gets nowhere — "Such a book would one day lie in ruins about me".

When The Excursion appeared in 1814 (the time of Napoleon's first exile), Wordsworth announced the poem as the central section of a longer projected work, The Recluse, "a philosophical Poem, containing views of Man, Nature, and Society".

The practical application of SCARAB to project work has been demonstrated.

He moves from project to project, working in bursts.

How did the project work?

Related creative project work.

This chapter discusses the way projects work.