Sentence examples for treasured project from inspiring English sources

One factor that may be at play is that the mayor could lose his most treasured project if he angers the authority.

(A treasured project, the 1990 "Black Rainbow," was sold directly to cable).

For example, dying before I complete some treasured project ensures that "I shall never complete my project" is true of me; because of this, my well-being is lower than it would have been, at such times as I am interested in the success of my project.

A 21st Century evolution on Yoko Ono's treasured project, while most wishing trees require offerings of charms, coins— even shoes, in some cases— the Fusion Festival Wish Tree requires only good vibes and bangin' grooves as tribute.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated an Official Save America's Treasures Project by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the run-down but architecturally sound structure retains some of its distinctive features.

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The large ensemble category features locals such as the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra with "The L.A. Treasures Project," which will go against recordings by Rufus Reid, Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band, the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra's tribute to Bob Brookmeyer and saxophonist Archie Shepp with a live album featuring his Attica Blues Orchestra.

As a kind and generous man, Hoskins also appreciated the ideological aspect of the project and treasured letters and comments from people who had sought belated education as a result of On the Move.

"The plans are inspirational and forward thinking, but there are some significant questions that I think are still hard to answer," said Mr. Florin, who later worked for Lennar Urban, a developer of the current Treasure Island project, and who now works for Napa County.

The Treasure Island project, which would place 8,000 housing units and other development on another former military base in the bay, and the Hunters Point development, which would transform the naval shipyard into a large mixed-use community, have also drawn fire.

The $3.8 billion project would snake across sacred land and burial sites that are treasured by the Standing Rock Sioux.