Sentence examples for today projected from inspiring English sources

The Connecticut secretary of state today projected around a 66percentturnoutut rate, in a year in which new registrations had come in record numbers.

More recently, her dance theorist, Jennifer McColl, discovered 30 photographic slides that provided even more details about the architectonic movements of the dancers — images that are today projected on the gallery wall of the Carpenter Center.

WASHINGTON, July 15 — The White House today projected a $455 billion budget deficit in the current fiscal year, by far the government's biggest deficit ever and $150 billion higher than what the administration predicted just five months ago.

The International Monetary Fund, diagnosing the global economy shortly before the economic summit meeting of key industrial nations, today projected faster growth for most countries, greater convergence of their economic policies and continued pressure on world oil prices.

USA Today projected that the SEC schools could receive $34 million apiece in shared conference and NCAA revenues in 2014-2015.

USA Today projected on April 9 that if one of the four possible 2013 NBA draft entrants returned, Michigan could have been ranked number twenty-four, and that if they all returned, Michigan would have been preseason number one.

Figure 1.1 shows the growth from 2000 projected to 2013.

1998 projected gross domestic product, percentage change from last year.

2008 projected revenues are $150 million and $40 million in profit.

TIP's 2012 projected budget?

He spent this week projecting slideshows of wolves ready to pounce.