Sentence examples for projected better from inspiring English sources

Despite Chamberlain's success as a reliever, Torre said he projected better as a starter.

The baritone, Jeffrey Madison, was initially hard to hear over the strings, but the soprano, Karin Wolverton, projected better and seemed to draw him out.

In explaining the move, General Manager Brian Cashman said Chamberlain had always projected better as a starter, a role where he could use his four-pitch repertory.

Predictably, the orchestra played well, apart from some questionable woodwind intonation in the protest scene, though the strings could have projected better at times without fear of overwhelming these sturdy singers, especially in the scene at the Tolstoy Farm collective.

Compare Smith's brand of capitalism with the one apparent in today's Times story on Caterpillar, a manufacturing company that earned a record $4.9 billion profit last year and projected better results for 2012 yet "is insisting on a six-year wage freeze and a pension freeze for most of the 780 production workers at its factory" in Joliet, Illinois.

"I spent 1 1/2 years doing acoustical analyses of these cylinders and I find that when I compare the results with modern test cylinders, I find that singers in the 1900's projected better from a technical standpoint than singers do now.

"I spent 1 1/2 years doing acoustical analyses of these cylinders and I find that when I compare the results with modern test cylinders, I find that singers in the 1900's projected better from a technical standpoint than singers do now..

Despite a projected better year ahead, the company closed up 6 cents, or.11%, to $56.45.