Sentence examples for projects that reflected from inspiring English sources
During my tenure at Beginnings Nursery School I witnessed the development of many long-term projects that reflected the context of living in New York City.
Having left the old world, Tad found himself working with old world craftsmen on projects that reflected old world ambitions.
In this context, a research-funding agency would act as a broker supporting the development of research projects that reflected community priorities.
Designing for a country not ones own often results in projects that reflect the geo-political and economic factors at the time.
Beyond the benefit to Barrio Logan, the Mercado project is an indication that mainstream developers have awakened to the commercial potential of projects that reflect the culture of the nation's growing Latino population.
So far, the Gordon-Lovejoy Foundisburseds disbursed about $120,000 in grants, most to environmental organizations and projects that reflect the couple's interest in promoting a sustainable use of the earth's resources.
The IAC building, serving as world headquarters for Barry Diller's media and Internet empire, joins a growing list of new projects that reflect how mainstream developers in the city are significantly raising the creative stakes after decades of settling for bland, soul-sapping office buildings.
While the second school of Fontainebleau was active during his reign, "Henry IV style" does not refer to its style of painting but better describes the building projects that reflect the practicality and foresight of a man of grand concept who did not lose himself in detail.
Classics students, like Astrid, are encouraged to pursue research projects that reflect their interests.
In this production course, students will create multiple video projects that reflect the representation of dreams, psychosis, and altered states in cinema.
It also suggests that the allocation of TIF funding should be coordinated with the city's multi-year capital budget and its priorities, so that projects that reflect the city's objectives can be used optimally.
