Sentence examples for started to project from inspiring English sources

But although Sadler's has started to project show-reels before performances at the Peacock Theatre, Jayasekera is suspicious of more cinematic trailers.

But I tried to tune this out and started to project into the future.

And even when I started to project an image of what I considered sensitive and feeling and vulnerable, it wasn't a real image.

Gonzalez, who released his designs in 2011, said he started to project in order to give people with developmental reading disorder a free alternative.

While at first it was used mainly for public performances, Clavilux then started to project color and light arrangements onto a canvas, creating dramatic and mystic effects.

But, on the night of the shoot, magically, when we started to project the video, there were frogs coming from all directions, and they kind of looked [at us like] what the hell were we doing there.

And will start to project those things onto themselves.

Studies in Spain have used the evidence of a linkage between temperatures and pollen season start to project future phenological changes based on output from climate models.

WHAT WENT WRONG When the stock market fell in 2008, clients started to cancel projects.

The project management also started to manage the project by taking into account the software team's iterations.

In the early 1920s, H.D. started to write three projected cycles of novels.