Sentence examples for projections create from inspiring English sources

Jim Findlay's elegant set uses movable scrims, on which Bill Morrison's films and Laurie Olinder's projections create a constant, changeable flow of images.

Rosy projections create a kind of fog that can make it all but impossible to measure the prospects of a project, or of a privately held real-estate firm.

2. Don't create five-year revenue projections; create 12-month expense projections.

Then, to verify your projections, create another financial model that is "top-down," which examines the size of your market and what goals you need to reach to turn a profit.

The story these convoluted projections create not only hypnotizes the audience, but imply a spectacular dream-like environment through the uncertain boundary between virtual and physical reality.

The production makes heavy use of projections, creating flowing rivers, trees, squirmy worms and other elements.

In new film projections created by the artist William Kentridge for his staging of Shostakovich's 1930 opera version of "The Nose" next year, the nose has even more adventures.

The facial projections, created by the Quebec-based Denis Marleau's theater company, would be enough to lift this display out of the ordinary.

Light emanates from lamps, the cracks of shutters and most of all from projections, created by Mr. Walker, of images of other parts of the house.

The solo examines the layers of a female character in a world of fairytale and transformation, framed by enlarged fragments of her moving body seen on 12 video projections created by the filmmaker Margie Medlin, a fellow Aussie.

Aleksei Torgunakov, a dancer in the Bolshoi corps de ballet who is dancing in Ms. Baganova's production, said viewers might be surprised by the production's grotesque masks and video projections, created by the St . Petersburgset designer Alexander Shishkin.