projecting

Taking on this project could be fun, too, so you bought her and started the alterations – and then, as in the new book “Like Crazy” by Dan Mathews, you took in your Mom.

I look forward to working with these newsrooms to support their ambitious projects.

“We Build the Wall has not provided any other financial support to Fisher Industries and Fisher Industries does not have any other ongoing projects with We Build the Wall,” Houston-based attorney Mark Courtois said in a statement.

By the look of it, Americans have been rolling up their sleeves during quarantine and tackling those home-improvement projects.

If you follow the cryptocurrency industry, you’ve probably heard of a project called Filecoin.

So it might be me projecting my desires onto Archer to want to just get away from work for a few weeks.

Projecting her voice over the noise of the traffic, she said, “I stand by that call today.”

While the substance of their views may not always differ much, the form does—and form matters tremendously when projecting power.

The U.S. has long since stopped projecting hard power around the world.

After a “honeymoon” period of projecting positive things onto our partners, we begin projecting negative things onto them instead.

Isaac Bolum had fixed himself comfortably on two legs of his chair, with the projecting soles of his boots caught behind the rung.

My coup-d'œil assured me that it was practicable to give to this feature the character of a projecting under-jaw.

This is placed upon the stage of the microscope, and one of the projecting ends is heated with a small flame.

Those in favor of hanging carried the day, so he was led under the projecting limb of a tree and a rope placed around his neck.

On the top of the hill of the projecting point that separates them, there are three remarkable rocky summits.