Sentence examples for could not project from inspiring English sources

Officials said Wednesday that they could not project how many taxpayers might be affected by delays.

Mr. Gove said he could not project how much the three-month extension might cost.

Mr. Claxton said he could not project how many of those workers are in the top tax bracket and would pay higher taxes.

Her big number, "Baubles, Bangles and Beads," stays pretty much in the lower middle range of the soprano voice, and that was precisely the range Miss Walker could not project on Tuesday.

Even by the time both camps were boarding their planes and competing for takeoff slots after midnight, the Associated Press news agency was issuing a warning that it could not project a winner because it was still too close to call.

Another PR specialist said Obama made a "fundamental mistake" in appointing a Treasury secretary with no experience or presence in front of the klieg lights–one who could not project the resolve and confidence Obama himself did when he trumped John McCain on steadiness during the stretch run of last fall's campaign.

What Stringer couldn't project was any genuine air of expectancy.

I couldn't project my voice at all," Ms. Campion said.

"Well, I really couldn't project him that far, but I knew he was going to do well," Raybourn said.

HM Serena Williams, the epitome of women's power tennis, stricken with a virus, so weak that she couldn't project her serve over the net and needing to be helped off the court.

Although matador pants worn improbably over pantyhose looked gorgeously perverse -- and fashion always needs a little perversity -- Mr. Gaultier couldn't project the lighter, less-calculated mood of his recent women's shows.