Sentence examples for I envision something from inspiring English sources

I envision something and cook it for dinner, and the resulting recipe more or less matches what I craved.

I'm inspired by how Teach for America has spawned Teach for All in recent years and I envision something similar for Global Citizen Year.

I envision something like the way the Federal Reserve Chairman operates; with authority but not beholden to whatever political party controls the White House.

When we started Reader, I envisioned something a little more like Google News that knew about your likes and dislikes and would program based on what we thought we knew about you.

I envisioned something epic and thematic, like Deltron 3030 or Prince Among Thieves, but that would require a lot more than just me, my computer, and a turntable.

I'm envisioning something like the one above, and Arrington wearing a hat like Michael Scott in the Booze Cruise episode of The Office.

"You always envision something bigger and better.

"It meant having to envision something from nothing.

The group's leaders, however, envision something more radical.

The austerity program is the most drastic in Britain in 60 years, and it is difficult to envision something at the same scale in the United States.

Its sponsors envision something like the 92nd Street Y — a Y.M.I.A., you might say, open to all, including persons of the C. and H. persuasions.