Sentence examples for projected to join from inspiring English sources
Her school, one of the city's best elementary schools, has experienced a robust increase in enrollment, adding 100 children between 2008 and last year, with 50 more projected to join it in the fall.
It appears that the University of Kentucky, the closest thing the league has to a direct farm system in the one-and-done era, will have two top-ten picks for the third year in a row (Enes Kanter, the No. 3 pick last year, enrolled at the school but was ruled ineligible to play) as Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is projected to join Davis in the top five.
What America's Homeowner Alliance asks on the behalf of the more than 17 million new U.S. households demographically projected to join our ranks over the next 15 years -- 13 million of which will likely be minority households, is exactly what if anything is Washington prepared to do to protect and promote sustainable homeownership in America?
The annual Great Backyard Bird Count, which takes place Feb. 15-18, is the easiest project to join.
Michelangelo's project to join this palace to the Villa Farnesina, across the Tiber, by a bridge was begun but never completed.
In transportation his greatest work was the Briare Canal project to join the Seine and Loire rivers the first such scheme in France completed under Louis XIII.
Last year I was asked by Channel 4's Big Art Project to join a team of public art specialists for a period of intensive travel around Britain.
The new program will eventually allow the SETI@home project to join forces with other distributed computing initiatives so volunteers can take part in multiple projects instead of just one.
Sometimes they yield a talent transfer as well: It's not unusual for young researchers involved in those projects to join the companies that sponsored their academic pursuits.
He enlisted Mills, whom he had met through business projects, to join him.
(Google's project has now convinced even the National Library of France, whose former leader criticized the project, to join on and seek private public sponsorship).
