Sentence examples for projects for four from inspiring English sources

Before being selected as the creative agency for Gateway, Siltanen/Keehn had worked on projects for four months, inheriting its duties from a team at Gateway.

Citing the Sept. 11 attack, the Pataki administration has asked Congress to waive federal air quality controls on New York's transportation projects for four years.

We have derived the patterns based on real-world enterprise architecture descriptions and have used and verified them in enterprise architecture analysis and planning projects for four large organizations.

Stewart, who can read a crowd's mood as if it were stencilled on cue cards, instantly said, "We did that because of all the E-mails from you kids, saying, 'Yes, Felicity's nice, but what about Halberstam?' " Stewart's guests have traditionally been entertainers like Ted Danson and Stephen Baldwin, who show up to plug their latest projects for four minutes.

Michael H. Siegel, executive director of Insignia/ESG, said: "Developers in Stamford who have been trying to locate tenants to begin their office projects for four years are not concerned that they will lose a tenant to Fairfield, especially at this site because it's so far into the future.

There are seven other teams at IDDS Botswana working on projects for four different villages: at a paper bag maker and a deep-sand wheelbarrow in D'kar, a peanut roaster and elephant dung paper in Kaputura, a dough mixer and a bean thresher in Dutlwe, and our travel partners for the community visit to Rakops who are working on hydroponic fodder.

Atanas and Martin have been working together on big data projects for seven years already.

Last year, FEMA stopped approving rebuilding projects for six months until Congress scraped together an additional $5.1 billion.

Mr. Sachs, who has three assistants who were working on projects for five imminent shows, thinks his product is good.

Last week, after promising a veto, the governor issued an executive order to stop pending cable projects for six months.

He's a nuclear physicist for MIT who has been involved in government energy projects for two decades.