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4 phrases · 5 example sentences each · See how each phrase is used across different real-world contexts.
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start a project
Example Sentences
- ◆The hardest part of any project is often just deciding to start it.General
- ◆When are you going to start that project you've been talking about for months?Casual
- ◆The city started a major project to modernize its aging public transport network.News
- ◆The team started the project with a kick-off meeting to align on goals and timelines.Professional
- ◆The maintenance crew started the refurbishment project on the second floor last Monday.Workplace
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launch a project
Example Sentences
- ◆Launching a project successfully requires careful planning and clear communication.General
- ◆They finally launched the project — only about six months later than planned.Casual
- ◆The government launched a project to provide high-speed internet access to rural communities.News
- ◆The company launched the project with full executive support and a dedicated budget.Professional
- ◆The operations team launched the new stock management project at the start of the quarter.Workplace
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work on a project
Example Sentences
- ◆Working on a long-term project teaches you patience and persistence.General
- ◆I've been working on this project for weeks and I'm finally starting to see results.Casual
- ◆A team of international scientists is working on a project to map the ocean floor.News
- ◆She has been working on the project for six months and is close to finalizing the first phase.Professional
- ◆Two members of the logistics team are currently working on the inventory optimization project.Workplace
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manage a project
Example Sentences
- ◆Managing a project well means keeping people informed, on track, and motivated.General
- ◆Managing a project is harder than it looks — there's always something going wrong somewhere.Casual
- ◆The agency was hired to manage the project on behalf of the regional government.News
- ◆She was promoted specifically because of her ability to manage complex, multi-team projects.Professional
- ◆The site manager is responsible for managing all active projects within the facility.Workplace
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get a project off the ground
- ◆Getting a project off the ground is often the hardest phase — once it's moving, things get easier.General
- ◆The team struggled to get the project off the ground until additional funding was secured.Professional