Sentence examples for projected new from inspiring English sources

Breitbart had arrived that afternoon from Los Angeles to have meetings related to a projected new Big site, Big Jerusalem.

But Oliver listed his projected new team, including Rudy Guiliani and Chris Christie, and noted the hypocrisy.

One of their biggest challenges is the projected new investment in coal-fired power plants in Asia.

If Lawrence carries on like this, Angelina Jolie's projected new Cleopatra movie will have to be recast".

The failure of a projected new code of laws reforming the social system and state-church relations showed the limits of tolerated reform.

High on the agenda is a bill to remove many regulations on American energy production, with projected new revenues from domestic production to be used to improve infrastructure.

A deceptively easy-seeming urbanity marked the group, which projected New York as a new Paris of sociable aesthetic zeal, and which did indeed shrug off analysis — of everything.

A deceptively easy-seeming urbanity marked the group, which projected New York as a new Paris of sociable aesthetic zeal, and which did indeed shrug off analysis of everything.

She and Grant failed to secure an endowment for the Ipswich school or to win support for a projected New England Female Seminary for Teachers.

The Stonewall riots ignited a revolution which projected New York's role in the forefront when the Stonewall patrons said, "enough is enough, we are not going".

They send out daily news releases to announce street-cleaning projects, new orphanages and community centers.