Sentence examples for * envisage in from inspiring English sources

"I can't ever envisage in a month of Sundays falling out with my sister.

She has a special chair to write in, hard to envisage, in which her knees are above her heart.

I asked a senior Arab diplomat from the Saudi coalition whom he could envisage in a transition government.

"I can envisage in a fairly short space of time, a matter of a few weeks, that he will have put together a shadow cabinet to deal with the election element of the PLP," he told the Telegraph.

We may simply have forgotten that, in the wake of circumstances that we can no longer envisage in our own lives, a few people might well surprise themselves with the vigor of their moral response.

Yet the director brought something to the haunting that the writer did not envisage: in a few, steady shots of restless curtains and dark doorways, he made it scary.

"When I signed I didn't envisage being in the Premier League in two years and playing week-in, week-out," the full-back told BBC Radio Norfolk.

Europeans might envisage families in leaky boats adrift in the Mediterranean, or quietly determined crowds trekking northwards along highways.

You can envisage groovesters in the right jeans in a place like that, perhaps casually popping the best-selling Heaven vibrator ("Soft jelly plastic in purple with a clitoral-stimulator attachment with rotating pearls in the shaft," explains the young head buyer, Tracey Bell) into their baskets as they chat.

Some South African cities have initiated public transport transformation projects which, in most cases, ultimately envisage the in toto replacement of paratransit operations with formalised BRT systems.

Taken together, we envisage that in vitro liposome constrictions and in vivo cell division quite possibly utilise a different set of energetic drivers (a c); for example, GTP hydrolysis was not required in vitro but clearly plays a role in vivo.