Sentence examples for that can project from inspiring English sources

The toy looks like a wristwatch with a small light that can project a web shadow.

Stewart has a silent film star face that can project all manner of wordless emotion.

"There is already a strategic rationale for the need for an aircraft carrier or some sort of vessel that can project air power within the region".

Judah Klausner, an inventor in Manhattan, has won a patent for a cellphone that can project Web pages onto a larger surface.

That explains why A&E rented the Clearview Cinema on East 62nd Street for a screening on Wednesday -- the Clearview is one of only a few movie theaters in Manhattan that can project HDTV as well as conventional films.

Last year, the world raised its collective eyebrows while witnessing the debut of the pico projector: a tiny, cellphone-size device that can project your photos, videos or PowerPoint deck on a screen or a wall.

Is that a conscious decision so that people can project whatever fantasies on you?

Britain remains one of only four countries in the world (America, France and Israel are the others) that can quickly project significant military force.

So there are all sorts of things that you can project on to".

It is to such feelings that humans can project or identify as an expression of themselves.

It benefits from a symbolism so vague that you can project onto it pretty much anything you need.