Sentence examples for which would project from inspiring English sources

Scriabin, who proposed synesthetic connections among specific keys, colors and temperaments, included in "Prometheus" a part for a color organ, which would project colored lights during a performance.

The project, which would project two massive beams of light skyward to represent the twin towers, would need to be approved by the city and other agencies, perhaps including the Federal Aviation Administration.

While McDonnell will not reveal how much total revenue the app has made thus far (people pay for in-game currency like $0.99 brains and tombstones) in comparison, Doodle Jump, the #10 app on the top grossing list sold about 3 million units in five months at $0.99 each which would project to about 7 million sold for the year.

The project, which would see the 220-metre high turbines built nine miles (16km) off the North Devon coast, was rejected by North Devon Council earlier this month.

Godard told the audience to come and watch his own cut of the movie, which he would project outside.

Somewhere not too far off, the man knew his friends Taylor and Corey were wending their way to him in a Kombi van, bringing the large screen onto which they would project "Ghostbusters II" beneath the stars.

They equipped the actor playing Ariel, Mark Quartley, with a performance-capture suit, studded with sensors that could transmit his movements and expressions to Intel's processors, which would then project him as an animated avatar onstage.

He wants the young Michael to have charisma, which would be projected onto the adult Michael.

"It would involve a series of pylons installed along the outside edge of the tracks, from which a deck would project out.

"The unindividualized, shifting mass of everyone else would be a screen, distributed throughout the city, on to which he'd project the movie of his uninterrupted imagination".

He says competitive grants for academics prioritise projects that answer questions of global significance, which would leave projects like the CSIRO's Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator, which provides better forecasting of fire, cyclones and floods across Australia.