Sentence examples for whose project is from inspiring English sources

Only those students who have advanced language skills and whose project is considered to be of exceptional promise are eligible.

Both Stark and Carlson are longtime foragers and self-described "botanical rubberneckers" whose project is a labor of love.

The book is an argument for a theatre whose project is the loving observation of what is extraordinary in our lives.

Hwang sold on to Ronan and Barrett, whose project is so ambitious that even they talk of a completion date of 2020.

It is a fitting end for Jackson's book, whose project is to look at the "emergence of genius" rather than the years of triumph and stagnation.

Late in the movie Agathe, Michel and Karim, whose project is stalled, are rescued from their disabled car and a downpour by a couple of farmers, one of whom can't stop staring hungrily at Agathe.

The loudest cheer of the day was for Eric Kotin, whose project was an outfit for his friend's Ridgeback/Weimaraner, Moosey.

"These photos are meant to challenge the way we think about Alzheimer's," said Ms. Greenblat, whose project was inspired in part by personal experience.

The aim of "Cities of Peace" is "to transform anguish into beauty," said Ms. Frank, whose project was inspired by a visit to Jerusalem in 1999.

Ms. Frant, whose project was to research and catalog 200 videotaped testimonies of Holocaust survivors, found the work challenging and rewarding, whetting her appetite for a career in library science, particularly archives.

Unlike the Farc, which has a strict hierarchy and whose project was to take power, the ELN prides itself on having a more participatory leadership and sees itself as a resistance movement.