Sentence examples for projects picking from inspiring English sources

Those conversations lead to getting excited about the possibilities of working together, developing ideas for projects, picking promising ideas and starting to develop them.

If there were very few projects out there then you basically just want to go down the list of projects picking off absolute return, however, you go to the other extreme if there's an infinite supply of projects, all coming in, all of which will offer a 100% return, then as our banker at the back told us, you should just go for three small projects rather than one large one.

Lowe's, the home improvement chain, reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Monday and said sales would improve in 2010 as demand for remodeling projects picked up.

"When we were shooting 'Saving Private Ryan,' Tom Hanks told me, 'Vin, when you pick your projects, pick something that you're afraid of.' I've always liked the musical.

Tina Fey may have left 30 Rock behind, but her presence will continue to be felt in the US comedy schedules, with news that she has had two new projects picked up.

Six engineers were servicing 1,000 customers, and there was a noticeable lag on Qualtrics’ website every October, when class projects picked up.

In the following two to three years, interest in financing clean energy projects picked up, only to be stopped dead in its tracks by the financial crisis.

Six engineers were servicing 1,000 customers, and there was a noticeable lag on Qualtrics' website every October, when class projects picked up.

They work alongside you on projects, pick up the slack when you take a day off, and sometimes even offer to be the contact on your auto-reply email when you're on vacation.

This work was supported by the grant (No.2007-44 and 2011-48) from Shanxi Scholarship Council of China and the grant from Department of Personnel of Shanxi Province of China in aid for the excellent projects picked out in technological activity.

Golden Orb is another high-profile example of a graph-based project picking up steam.