Sentence examples for a vision before from inspiring English sources
Mr Zander is fond of pointing out that when Lou Gerstner took over at IBM in 1993, he refused to articulate a grand strategy, insisting that "the last thing IBM needs now is a vision"—before pulling off a legendary turnaround.
The role of writing is to integrate these issues, and communicate them so that the stakeholders share a vision before, during and after the project.
He also attributed victory to a vision before the game of his mother.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN OFF CAMERA: Abd al-Rahman al-(Ghamri) said he saw a vision, before the operation, a plane crashed into a tall building.
Mr Bush had mumbled about such a "vision" before; and President Bill Clinton's attempt to make peace between Ehud Barak, the then Israeli prime minister, and Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian leader, at Camp David two years ago was predicated on the idea of dividing Palestine into two states.
"I sometimes have a vision before it happens - I see it in my mind when I will attack - I go 'yes, that is the moment' and I feel nothing can go wrong".
If you have never tried a vision board before, why not make 2016 the year that you complete your first board.
In a randomised controlled trial we examined eyes and vision before and after the intravenous administration of two different doses of ZK 200775 and placebo.
By the time Cass, a diviner who's had disturbing visions before, returns with a policeman a second time, she has started to doubt what she saw.
Passing through a field (a pasture that is fiery orange rather than verdant green), a vision appears before them of Jacob wrestling with the angel, the subject of the sermon they have just heard.
But when I unearthed some three-week-old spaghetti with pesto from the back of my refrigerator, I said, "Enough!" As I dumped it, a vision appeared before me: Eli Zabar.
