Sentence examples for putting a project from inspiring English sources

"Putting a project into development by no means guarantees a commission but our ratio of projects that do make it to the screen is very strong indeed at one in four," said the spokeswoman.

When I'm putting a project together, it's slowly evolving on its own in my head.

Putting a project like this together is a herculean effort (I've done a similar book on Springsteen, so I know).

As Deadline.com reported way back in 2006, Sony was putting a project together about Armstrong's life with Jake Gyllenhaal attached to star.

One common mistake is to think outsourcing allows you to put a project out of sight and out of mind.

"I don't think the U.S. fabrication industry could put a project like this together," Brian A. Petersen, project director for the American Bridge/Fluor Enterprises joint venture, said in a telephone interview.

We've put a project together that offers the right skills for young people, the right connections and the right access to finance.

While the company has recently secured £50m institutional funding for a hospital in Reading, last year it was forced to put a project in Edinburgh on ice after the collapse of its developer.

There are military families in crisis; why put a project that should be all about them in the hands of someone who is wrapped up in unresolved controversies of his own?

"I approached them at least two years ago: Was there any way we could put a project together?" says Thomas.

If a prospective customer puts a project out to bid, they anticipate that everyone who submits a proposal will include a section on how they will be a partner and help the customer achieve success.