Sentence examples similar to opening estimates from inspiring English sources

Red Lobster officials, whose eager-to-please smiles made them easy to pick out at yesterday's grand opening, estimated that about 10,000 people had asked about jobs, and about 5,000 had gone through a rigorous interview process.

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Ticket prices were low and passenger numbers were significantly below the pre-opening estimates.

Since the opening, Beck estimates that it has had approximately 200,000 visitors with the average age being 15 years old.

The film was an unexpected box office success and exceeded studio expectations, grossing over three times the opening night estimates of (at best) $2,000,000 and doing so despite a harsh spell of winter weather.

It is shown that the measured values of the apparent shear strength decrease with the maximum opening stress estimated within the middle of the joint.

Prior to its opening, Tennant estimated that the canal would carry 99,994 tons per year, and generate £7,915 in income.

At the time of its opening, Fiala estimated the eatery would produce between $600,000 and $800,000 in revenue each year.

There have been criminal investigations over charges of embezzlement; resignations; canceled openings; an estimated $760 million cost; and the personal involvement of President Dmitri A. Medvedev in 2009.

The men do not have an estimated opening date, but they predict that advertising will be easy.

Even onshore wind is cheaper; by 2023, Hinkley's latest estimated opening date, offshore wind may be too.