Sentence examples for realise the project from inspiring English sources

As before, their combination of ingenuity, persuasion and resolve helped to realise the project with support from the city council.

He first had to convince the royal family – "and now they're very excited to realise the project," he said.

It was Moggridge's detailed model that looked seductive enough to bring in the cash to realise the project.

"It was difficult to realise the project even in a disused area, even as something that would improve the environment," says Karsten Huneck, an architect and one half of the OSA's London cell.

But, feeling that the director was in no condition to realise the project, Falk and Gazarra ended their involvement.Finally, more than 25 years after its conception, and with astonishingly little fanfare, "Begin the Beguine" has seen the light of day in the most unexpected of places.

Paul Morrell, the distinguished construction expert who has decided to help realise the project, says that "it is impossible to hear Joanna Lumley talk about it without being seduced by her vision of what it might be" and that he got involved because "we all want to make a difference in this world".

This was important as the social political arrangements enabled the middle leaders to realise the projects of their practices in social political space in a medium of solidarity and agency.

Bresson waited several years before realising the project that established him as the foremost French director of the next three decades.

Especially if realising the project is a long and demanding process, try to keep true to the spirit of the initial idea.

Certainly, it's hard to imagine any other living composer coming up with such a concept for a piece, harder still to think of one who could have realised the project and overcome all the practical problems with such success.

She bailed after she realised the project was going to fail.