Sentence examples for projected to set from inspiring English sources

Ratings for his return to the Masters are projected to set a golf record.

This summer the lake is projected to set another record, at 327 metres.

But the studio is losing the Hollywood expectations game: "The Hunger Games" is now widely projected to set the opening-weekend record for a March release, passing the $116.1 million in tickets that "Alice in Wonderland" sold over its first three days in 2010.

While the 2014 election is projected to set a record for overall spending for midterm contests, it is doing so with far fewer donors than past cycles.

This claim can stand, even if it turns out that the project to set out metaphysical results in the geometrical manner is a mistake.

In the Nov. 2 parliamentary election the United States spent $2.4 million on projects to set up a voter registry, train election workers and sponsor debates.

It came with the publication of a provisional draft of the National History Standards, a project to set forth national goals in the subject.

Volunteers have kicked off a project to set up after-school clubs that teach young children how to programme computers.

"I don't need as much of her time because we've been able to work on some projects to set me up with lots and lots of different systems, so things are running more smoothly now," Peterson says.

It's hard to imagine a better project to set a new tone for the next chapter in Hollywood.

Documents prepared by his staff emphasized their goal was to raise the bar for future development, using the Numero Uno project to set an important precedent.