Sentence examples for realised projects from inspiring English sources

Peter was a man of inspired action, turning instincts and intuitions into grounded, realised projects.

Take, for instance, one of the first fully realised projects of his career, the Villa La Roche in Paris.

We offer space, support and services to realise projects which have sprung from, and are driven by, the community.

Musk's track-record with SpaceX and Tesla Motors have proven that he is capable of realising projects that others would consider impossible, but some wonder if the Hyperloop system is a step too far.

To refer to his work as activism or community art, as it often has been, is misleadingly reductive – rather he uses his status within and understanding of the artworld to realise projects that might enable new audiences, new actors to engage with art and art making alongside him.

"We help artists realise projects they may have not had the resources to complete themselves," explains Smith, who worked closely with painter Eddie Martinez to produce Exhibition A's newest art object, a collection of skateboard decks silkscreened with the artist's signature vibrant, abstract paintings.

Ideas that began as a one-minute pitch on Friday became fully realised creative projects within 20 hours, as the hackers formed teams to pool their knowledge and resources.

Over their almost two-decades-long history, artists like Nick Cave, Isaac Julien and Glenn Kaino realised substantial projects without the constraints of a deadline.

The bad thing is that it is more of a struggle [to realise projects like Tate].

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.

The problem, he says, is that not many people have even realised his project is there.