Sentence examples for town projected from inspiring English sources

Using an $8 million figure in a news release dated Oct. 28, the town projected an additional $3.70 on an average residential bill each month, or about $44.50 annually over the surcharge's 20-year life.

More than 15,000 people welcomed the team with a pep rally Tuesday night, and a party atmosphere reigns in a town projected to garner $4 million from the Cowboys' four-week stay.

A study conducted for the ski resort town projected that temperatures could rise by 9 degrees or more by 2100, not 2050.

The town projects that it will have between 2,600 to 2,800 students by 2012.

The town projects 23% growth in the next 22 years.

The government is also competing with half a century of under-building of new homes, and the failure of the Labour government's ambitious "eco-towns" project which, similar to the coalition's new towns programme, had intended to construct new settlements of up to 20,000 homes.

Get involved with a Transition Town project.

He was heavily involved in the Bicester Eco Town project.

But Salisbury has a history of volunteer fund-raising for town projects.

Chevron also pledged to resume construction on its New Town project for the people of Ugborodo.

Large-scale New Town projects being built in the developing world, including China, are often criticized for its lack of urban diversity.