Sentence examples for projected to draw from inspiring English sources

The seasonal 28-month construction schedule is to culminate in a two-week display that is projected to draw 400,000 visitors.

Coupled with the racetrack, the area is projected to draw five million to six million people a year, not just from around the metropolitan area but from at least six surrounding states.

All this is putting a heavy burden on aquifers in some corn-growing areas.Residents went to court in Missouri to halt a $165m facility being built by Gulfstream Bioflex Energy LLC which was projected to draw 1.3m gallons of water every day from the Ozark aquifer.

And major portal sites still dominate the market, with Google expected to snare about 23% of U.S. online ad spending this year and Yahoo! projected to draw 19%, eMarketer says.

It is projected to draw $30 million to $37 million in ticket sales in the United States and Canada.

The subway is not the first project to draw criticism here.

She worked with the women, many of whom were initially suspicious of the project, to draw out their life stories.

The corporation does not expect the future project to draw more than that and believes it may be considerably less.

BAR are to work with RBAT on the America's Cup project to draw on the latter's expertise and knowledge.

"We chose this project to draw attention to what's happening in Syria, as many of these sites are under threat or have already been destroyed," Ahmad explains.

Anybody who works hard at a regular business is regarded as an idiot, since it's much easier to set up a project to draw in European subsidies".Isolated complaints and anecdotes are one thing.