Sentence examples for skyline project from inspiring English sources

While camouflage art is a frequent feature in Merry's body of work -- she previously painted nude models into murals around San Francisco -- the skyline project, which she began in May, is more laborious since the backgrounds are constantly changing.

From the blacktop of Harlem, LeBron James gazes up at the skyline, projecting hope.

He said, "I looked down and through a narrow break in the clouds, I saw the shadow of the Chicago skyline projecting onto the lake.

Last month sales opened for 200 East 79th Street, a Skyline Developers project.

Inside, an image of the New York City skyline is projected on the ceiling.

First, we explain how the unified theory for central catadioptric cameras is used for attitude and heading estimation, explaining how the skyline is projected on the catadioptric image and how it is segmented and used to calculate the UAV's attitude.

The center joins a list of monoliths designed by foreign architects — the bird's-nest Olympic stadium and the cantilevered towers of China Central Television's new headquarters among them — that have remade the Beijing skyline and projected the soaring ambitions and bulging coffers of the Communist Party leadership.

It was the New York developer's first major deal on the West Coast and a potentially skyline-redefining project for L.A. The 125-story, $1-billion-plus 1-billion-plus 1-billion-plus 1-billion-plusresidentialrything else in the neighborhood, andowering testament to Trump's ambition.

It was the New York developer's first major deal on the West Coast and a potentially skyline-redefining project for L.A. The 125-story, $1-billion-plus 1-billion-plus 1-billion-plus 1-billion-plusresidentialrything else in the neighborhood, andowering testament to Trump's ambition.

There are the successful weekend-summer pool party series held for the last three years at the Capitol Skyline Hotel, a project of the Rubell family of Art Basel and Studio 54 fame.

Dozens of cranes dot the skyline, and construction projects snarl major intersections downtown.