Sentence examples for projected us from inspiring English sources

But after being promised to Cannes in 2010, it looks as though the Croisette will beat Venice, Berlin and Toronto for its premiere showing, as it has a projected US release date of 27 May, a week after Cannes closes.

Until, bit by bit, after a few more coded statements from the pulpit, it would have been understood that not just Ronnie but all three of us were victims of the same misfortune, into which Olive's illness, immorality, and death-or-its-equivalent had projected us.

Apple projected US sales of more than 200,000 PowerBooks in the first year, with peak demand in the first three months of release.

In the direct method, the age-adjusted rate represents what the rate would be if the study population had the same age distribution as a reference population (i.e., the projected US Census 2000 age distribution).

How do you -- how would you project us around the world as president?

Nonetheless, from the first beat the actors project us into the extraordinary folk world of Wilson's imagining.

In the second, more daring section, titled After, Churchill projects us into the darkened world of the dead man.

Despite his enormous popularity around the world, competing national interests will prove a crucial test of his ability to project US influence.

"Is there anything here," asked Senator John Pastore, of Rhode Island, "that projects us in a position of being competitive with the Russians?" No, answered Wilson.

It still requires big, expensive, inflexible rocketry to project us out of the Earth's atmosphere and into the cosmos.

By referencing the Lucasfilm logo, Imaginary Forces is instantly projecting us back to the 1980s.