Sentence examples for projections talk from inspiring English sources

Optimistic projections talk of 2.5 billion users by 2020.

Initial projections talked of the annex's drawing in around half a million visitors a year, but Ms. Bell declined to provide figures on actual attendance or revenues.

The opening-week festivities culminated with a projection and talk by Erik Kessels, the Dutch collector, curator and writer on all things vernacular.

Mr. Oursler, best known for his videotaped projections of talking heads on pillows, added, "His work signals the birth of psychiatry, of analysis, and the exploration of the mind".

Rather, she says, they are fed a steady diet of rosy job projections and nebulous talk about energy security.

On the latter point, it means signaling to the markets that the U.S. government is serious about tackling the long-term debt projections (I'm talking 2020 to 2050 here) and that in order to do this it is willing to take some unpopular measures: raise taxes, cut the Pentagon, tackle entitlement reform.

But it's not just pie-in-the-sky revenue projections we're talking about here: states that legalized marijuana are already reporting tangible gains.

In his intimate production, live actors talk to projections, scenery darkens as day turns into night, and animation seamlessly blends into the background.

We'll talk astral projection.

"When we took it out the projections in the brochure talked showed house prices rising at 3-4% per annum.

Just five weeks after President Bush signed into law the biggest tax cut in two decades, and six months after Congress and the White House raised their surplus projections again, Democrats were talking about deficits; Republicans were warning against tax increases; and the two parties were heading toward a 1980's-style showdown over guns versus butter as they considered next year's spending bills.