Sentence examples for projects in public from inspiring English sources

They also don't have to worry about discussing secret projects in public, where snooping reporters or competitors could overhear.

She has hired voter-education coordinators, set up demonstration projects in public places and developed instructional videotapes and manuals.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) recently launched Our Favourite Place, a funding initiative for people to carry out creative projects in public spaces.

Oh, and for all the cutesy charm that Sarah Palin projects in public, she's got a nasty habit of bullying staff, losing her temper with friends and family, and, when particularly upset, throwing tin cans at her husband, Todd.

These projects have been commissioned by Create, an agency set up to instigate creative projects in public spaces across the East End for the wider London 2012 Festival of cultural events that celebrate the Olympic Games.

Gov. Gray Davis, a Democrat, has promised to sign the bill to make March 31 a holiday for state workers and an optional day of learning and service projects in public schools.

"The parts that we saw projected in public, I think were genuine and true," she said.

It's a pleasure to see movies projected in public on the big screen.

"Why would you want to be somewhere you're not wanted?" she said, discussing the project in public for the first time.

Eisenhower's doctor, Howard McCrum Snyder, knew better than anyone that the commander in chief paid a heavy physical toll for the blandness he projected in public — and once had a presidential golf club thrown at him.

In all, Souza took more than two million photographs during his eight years following Obama, and many showed the President looking tired, frustrated, or concerned revealing other dimensions beneath the veneer of cool that Obama projected in public.