Sentence examples for year-round project from inspiring English sources

But for a certain few, it is a year-round project, or obsession, that expends more energy on internal quarrels than on selecting the next grand marshal -- which is, come to think of it, a source of bickering in itself.

Thinking about the next growing season is a year-round project.

Icehotel can only open when the weather is right, though the design work and harvesting of the 1,000 ton of ice and 30,000 cubic meters of snice (snow + ice) make the hotel a nearly year-round project.

And though there are timeless classics (like a Chanel jacket, the perfectly cooked pig in a blanket) culinary innovation is a year round project.

"We want to bring the attention back to the park," said Debbie Landau, president of the nonprofit Madison Square Park Conservancy, which works with the New York City Parks and Recreation Department to oversee a series of year-round art projects in the green space between Madison and Fifth Avenues from 23rd to 26th Street.

To the contrary: He liked Neumont's breakneck pace of 8-to-5 year-round classes and its project-oriented, hands-on curriculum.

The cultivation systems, designed to manage the waste resources, reached a promising photosynthetic efficiency of at most 1.1%, a net energy ratio (NER) of 0.25, and a projected year-round energy biomass yield per area 5.2 times higher than corresponding rapeseed production at the location.

Dr. Shikha Anand, the medical director of CAVU's healthy weight initiative, said the group hoped to make the veggie prescription project a year-round program through partnerships with grocery stores.

Participants in the society's eight-day dolphin project, available year-round, help monitor the behavior of the more than 100 free-ranging dolphins in the warm, exceptionally clear waters surrounding Blackbird Cay and the mangrove- and beach-fringed Turneffe Islands.

The World CP project runs year-round.

Another project provided a year-round navigation channel for New Orleans by means of jetties (1879).