61.   Like his home, Medina, gray-haired, neatly attired and meticulously groomed, projected an image of tranquillity and satisfaction.

62.   Like other financial institutions, they must project images of probity lest the market crumble.

63.   Lyle, an English professor, had that way of projecting an image of himself that was simultaneously attractive and vaguely troubling.

64.   More significantly, the Earthquakes project an image of a team of the future.

65.   McGreevey projected an image of safe stewardship.

66.   Melting photographic images are projected on walls of plastic and even a human torso.

67.   Ms. Chow described the experience of making the film as an awakening, particularly when she first saw her image projected on a screen.

68.   Most important to the directors was the power of the credits to project their image as creative individuals with total control over the films.

69.   New security systems could also provide more detailed information about passengers, such as personnel scanners that project X-ray images of the human body.

70.   Nevertheless, he said, pro football has helped project the image of a happening city.