Sentence examples for works to project from inspiring English sources

The frontman for Creed, the Florida-based band that packed Madison Square Garden on Monday and plays a sold-out show tomorrow at Jones Beach, works to project the aura of a champion.

Six feet and 200 pounds, in pinstriped suits, gold cuff links, tasseled loafers and eggheady wire-rim glasses, he works to project a down-to-earth image with a conversational style that is breezy and direct, free of pandering in public, rife with expletives in private.

They work to project the image of an ordinary, loving suburban couple.

For years, digital artists, computer programmers and lighting experts have worked to project lifelike imagery on stage.

Now her job includes everything from lab work to project management.

She is working to project that more open and warm side of her personality that friends and colleagues talk about but the public almost never sees.

Any yelling, name-calling or other verbal tactics will erode the image you're working to project.

Mr Edlinger's pioneering work helped to project the sport to global popularity.

Mr. Cheney and organizers of the rally worked hard to project an almost youthful spirit.

Gilbert and George have worked diligently to project an image of complete, unassailable unanimity.

He moves from project to project, working in bursts.