Sentence examples for projects that sound from inspiring English sources

Brin, a computer scientist who set up Google with university colleague Larry Page, is one of the wealthiest men in the world and has a history of backing projects that sound as though they belong in science fiction movies.

Arnold Mong and Josephine Yu, 17-year-old seniors in Blair's math-science-computer science magnet program, are vying for the competition's top honors with research projects that sound well beyond their years.

Brin, meanwhile, drives the "moonshots" – the projects that sound outlandish until they happen.

Charities find they have to raise money for projects that sound sexy rather than their core work.

Harvard climate change research includes projects that sound as futuristic as shooting reflective particles into the atmosphere to deflect the sun's rays — and as down-to-earth as grassroots community campaigns to spark behavior changes at home.

His company is involved in several projects that sound like they are straight from science fiction – balloons that fly to space, jetpacks, flying cars, and metamaterials.

Greyworld, a British art collective, has a project that sounds interesting on paper.

An imagistic verbing – "We're going to sunset that project" – that sounds more humane and poetic than "cancel" or "kill".

If you find a project that sounds fun, be sure that it works with the rules of your science fair.

It's a repertory project that sounds as alive as it did the day it was born.

Speaking at a conference held at the Skirball Center at New York University on the day of the opening, the Czech artist Katerina Seda described a project that sounded like a Monty Python sketch.