Sentence examples for and a projection of from inspiring English sources

The audience watches, side by side, his performance live and a projection of the video feed.

By 1999 Census Bureau estimates, there are now nearly 5 million people 85 and over, and a projection of 12 million by 2010.

The decline in mail volume has been accompanied by widening losses: $8.5 billion for 2010, and a projection of nearly $10 billion for 2011.

How can SF be both centrally about the articulation and exploration of marginalised and subaltern voices, and a projection of contemporary ideological concerns outward on to a cosmos in which the laws of physics themselves tell us to vote Conservative?

At the end of the tour, "God Bless America" is played and a projection of part of the Declaration of Independence with John Hancock's signature covers the second-floor windows of Independence Hall.

"I declined to consider the matter before we had the anticipated cost of the shows and a projection of the revenues coming from them," said Mr. Harvey, the board president.

Bush's war, like his Administration, was run with an absence of curiosity and self-criticism, and with a projection of absolute confidence.

OSHA revised the rule and issued a projection of $280.3 million, which industry said was still too low.

The con is that social serendipity is therefore largely public by necessity, and thus a projection of ourselves we would present to others or like to be seen.

5.3 we provide more details of the requisites that each path has to satisfy, and show a projection of the real paths used in Sect.

We track and analyze our emissions across all Microsoft operations in more than 100 countries and create a projection of emissions for the coming year.