Sentence examples for were projected to arrive from inspiring English sources

In response, President Bill Clinton proposed allowing workers to supplement but not replace Social Security with separate retirement accounts subsidized with part of the federal budget surpluses that were projected to arrive throughout the coming years.

In a morning radio interview on Oct. 25, the Thursday before the hurricane was projected to arrive, Joseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the transportation authority, recalled Tropical Storm Irene, which spurred an unprecedented systemwide shutdown last year.

In the season before Nash arrived, the Suns had recorded a 29 53 win loss record, and they were projected to have another poor season.

Disaster response teams arrived the day after Iris was projected to make landfall.

"I think you're wearing Nikes on the red carpet," ventured one of the carefully groomed young women whose interviews with the arriving stars were projected on the big screen inside the Roy Thomson hall.

Production estimates for the first year are projected at 1,000 vehicles, with models scheduled to arrive at retailers in November.

Furthermore, due to climate change, it is projected that unseasonal days will be increasing and arriving earlier.

When a new instance arrives, it is projected onto this discriminative subspace where it can then be classified based on where it landed in relation to the other instances in the subspace.

You may find yourself anticipating lines that never arrive (English supertitles are projected above the stage) and longing for scenes that have been removed; this is a loose adaptation of Shakespeare's work, not a strict translation.

The gang arrives at something identified onscreen as "Capsule Studio" to find Tim standing in front of a big white sheet upon which images of Jackie Kennedy are projected.

They were expected to arrive here Wednesday.