Sentence examples for trained to project from inspiring English sources

They're trained to project into theatres rather than to express the subtleties of emotion on a screen.

O'Hara initially found it difficult to control her own volume due to the fact that she is predominantly a stage actress, a profession for which she was trained to project her voice.

Seen above, Aaron Koblin & Ben Tricklebank's 2013 Light Echoes used a moving train to project light onto the passing landscape. .

Outreach workers are trained to describe the project as a health project, and they are also trained not to disclose any confidential information.

In addition to training in drug development, all fellows at Cato are trained to eventually become project leaders.

"Duo" does her good: it trains her to project her face and arms to the audience and also allows her to dance blithely.

Each AP specializes in a specific field related to your project (ie. AP O+Ms are trained to work on improvement projects).

Owen et al. (2010) point out the need for enhancement of skills of project members, which are often highly specialised in their own fields of expertise, but seldom trained to work in integrated project environment.

Respondents were contacted in the field or at treatment centres and interivewed by researchers trained to work on the project.

Good programmers remain sparse: coders who trained to work on government projects may not know the open-source languages from which many online services are now built.

Additionally, teachers will be trained to spot disturbed individuals, through "Project Aware".