Sentence examples for I ever envisaged from inspiring English sources

"I can't honestly say I ever envisaged a time when Bournemouth would be in the Premier League in such a short time," he added.

Though it rejected that advice, the ECB is today forced to buy up much more debt than it ever envisaged, and is in no danger of raising interest rates at all, because inflation is close to zero and will remain there for a decade.

"Romance is alive and well and living in Doncaster" is not a sentence I'd ever envisaged myself writing, but an Amazon report this week named Doncastrians the biggest consumers of romantic fiction in the country.

I didn't ever envisage, when I was made chief claimant against the government, what would happen over the following few months, and that I would become the focus of a lot of anger.

Sporting a red-and-white OXI sticker, Stathopoulos said that after five years of austerity, "They know the situation very well, and still they keep trying to impose these measures on the weakest of us – I'm sorry for the founding fathers of the EU, I don't think they ever envisaged a Europe like this".

"It's been the most difficult journey that I don't think anyone could have ever envisaged.

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

Martin's task is to find those goals and, while nothing is ever guaranteed in football, I do not ever envisage one of his teams being stuck in the relegation zone.

"I don't think when that contract was given to him, the club ever envisaged they would be in League One or the Financial Fair Play would be coming in as well.

"TFI was only ever envisaged as a one-off series.

He wondered if Alexis de Tocqueville had ever envisaged a scene like this.