Sentence examples for season projects from inspiring English sources
Contrary to baseball lore, it should not surprise us that most teams do not come back; five games out two-thirds of the way through the season projects to seven and a half games at the end.
New NOAA research that looks at the devastating 2017 Atlantic hurricane season projects that if similar weather conditions occur in the future, it's likely that the number of major hurricanes (category 3 and higher) would increase by two in a similar active year at the end of century.
He was in the throes of track season, projects, hanging out with friends, and spending time with his girlfriend, Cynthia.
The maximum salary for a player such as forward Kevin Durant, whose contract expires after the season, projects to start at $25 million.
However, the team is also committed to dropping below the luxury tax threshold for the 2014-15 season, projected to be $74 million.
Inspired by the Tree Council's Seed Gathering Season project, which runs from September 23 to October 23, I'm going to get growing, making a corner of my garden into a tree nursery.
The annual report, a closely watched signpost for the bonus season, projected that the financial industry payouts would be up 40percentt from 2008, when they plunged in the midst of the financial crisis.
Ms. Martis said she expected Kate Spade's desk accessories and stationery products to be a big focus this season, projecting that sales would rise 7percentthis quarterer at stores open at least a year.
The Yankees have the best record in baseball and are on the way to setting an attendance record as well, with the total number of fans for the season projected to reach 2.83 million.
"If people visualize data, they tend to understand it, whether you are talking about 600 million years of continental drift or seeing an entire hurricane season projected in three minutes.
Bush enters the budget season projecting a record deficit for this fiscal year of $427 billion and facing mounting pressure, both from within his party and global financiers, to get serious about the red ink.
