Sentence examples for projects that meant from inspiring English sources

"I spent quite a few years writing for Hollywood studios and really wanted to just do projects that meant a lot to me".

I started creating projects that meant a lot to me".

These are projects that mean a lot to Pappano, who wants to show off the all-round magnificence of his musicians.

Children take up an awful lot of time, and – after giving yourself time to grieve – it is essential to fill up that now-free space with projects that mean something to you.

As for the Russians and Chinese, it's the fact that the state is backing the projects that means they will struggle.

"I found myself staring at a project that meant I had to shoot in a black hole for six weeks," Mr. Sargent said.

For this project, that meant hiring a helicopter and a few civil protection officials, in accordance with an Italian law that requires supervision, then ascending to 4,800 meters to shoot the Alps' highest peak, Mont Blanc (only on the Italian side, however, because the French require their own permits and gimlet-eyed inspectors).

(For my last project, that meant visiting and over 130 franchisee owners over a six-month period).

With Kickstarter taking a 5% cut on a successful projects, that means it has collected just under $43 million for the effort.

In this project, that means developing new ways that policy development can be informed by the providers of public and voluntary services, frontline practitioners and the public who use their services.

For the EyeWire project, that means doing everything from helping to ensure that a neuroscience game is engaging enough to generate a steady stream of data for the lab, to engaging the public herself on stage.