Sentence examples for towards a project from inspiring English sources

I hoped I might write a book about the Tudors, but this purchase was the first step towards a project I knew was distant.

Management provided the premises, internet, maintenance and renewal of computers while the ULF money went towards a project worker and six computers.

In the context of a summer internship, students apply the knowledge gained in the program towards a project with a host organization, typically in the development sector.

One of the main functions of the mentor will be to help guide the mentee towards a project which is both of interest to the mentee and within reason based on the mentee's current background knowledge.

University of Westminster lecturer awarded funding from Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to conduct research into modern Turkey A £59,694 grant from the ARHC will go towards a project that aims to explore the Western perceptions of modern Ankara, Turkey.

The proceeds will go towards a project in Cadet's name for his local community.

As London's population rises towards a projected 10 million by around 2030 and its economy continues to expand, it now falls to Sadiq Khan to figure out how to accommodate and make the most of all this galloping growth.

There's a West Side Story liveliness to some early scenes, after which the patchy story plods messily towards a projected showdown with Cheung Tin-chi (played by Zhang Jin, who had an eye-catching role in Wong Kar-wai's The Grandmaster), who challenges Ip to prove which of them is the true master of Wing Chun.

Podcasting is already an important Internet application with millions of subscribers and is still growing rapidly towards a projected audience of 56 million by the year 2010 [1], it results in massive collections of audio podcasting contents available on the Internet.

With an annual output of over 6 million tons and an estimated turnover of US$3,400 million, the Indian paper industry is continuously progressing towards a projected demand of 8 million tons of paper in the year 2010 and 13 million tones by 2020 (Paper industry in India 2009).

Quite a big decrease in the TSR happens in Southern Europe, especially in Spain, where the migration-driven temporary increase in the TSR is gradually changing towards a projected long-run decrease, which is mainly driven by population structure dynamics together with low fertility.