Sentence examples for projected to pick from inspiring English sources

Democrats are projected to pick up at least 30 seats, but perhaps as many as 39.

Mark Warner, the Democratic candidate to be senator in Virginia, was projected to pick up a seat there.

The pace is projected to pick up in 2002, paving the way for a rebound to 3percentt growth in 2003, the report said.

Over all, he suggested in his initial comments, economic growth "is projected to pick up gradually over the next two years".

The president's party loses 37 seats in the House on average in midterm elections when his approval is below 50percentt — but Democrats aren't projected to pick up nearly that many seats.

By 1am GMT Mr Obama was projected to pick up a far larger tally of electoral-college votes than Mr McCain.Most important for Mr Obama, it seems likely that he will not only pick up Pennsylvania, but also New Hampshire and Ohio.

In the ensuing weeks, the president, utilizing the perquisites of office through his young chief of staff, Dick Cheney, parlayed appointments, favors and projects to pick off a delegate or two almost daily: Reagan was dying in a war of attrition.

Carillion said it expected projects to pick up again and that the slowdown was similar to conditions around the 2015 general election when projects were put on hold until departments had more certainty about policy.

While we talked, he asked Shirin Shahin, a painter and one of two Iranian artists who live in Dorchester Projects, to pick up his sister Robin, who was going to cook the brunch.

Valkyrie allows a project to pick and choose among multiple backends depending on the needs of the project.

Smedick, who teaches the course, said that the judges had several first-class projects to pick from.