It's a place where people come because of the vision and stay because of it.
"Because of the vision, I couldn't see how to do the registers and things like that.
"We have high hopes, even in these difficult times that because of the vision of the project it will be supported".
This unusual soccer team is not the result of mere circumstances, but the product of effort, discipline and talent because of the vision of its board of directors; its president, Sandro Rossell; and especially Coach Pep Guardiola.
She said she was leery of playing Bess at first, given that "she's often more of a plot device than a full-blooded character," but came around because of the vision put forth by Ms. Paulus and Ms. Parks.
Unforgettable, not just because of the vision of Hewitt performing Robbie Williams's 'Rock DJ'Pimpin'in' ain't easy/ Most of them fleece me/ Every night/ Pimpin' ain't easy/ But if you're sellin' it, sellin' it, sellin' it/ It's alright') in a blue blazer and Eton'n'Guards vowels, but because James and Rebecca are the shadow players of the people they've slept with.
Bishop acknowledged times were hard: "We've done a lot of sounding with all those who might help us with the funding, individuals, trusts and foundations, and we have high hopes, even in these difficult times that because of the vision in this project we will be well supported".
People of all races and nationalities mix in with each other and mix in with each other well". Mr Blair said he believed the London Games would leave a legacy for both Britain and the Olympic movement, saying the bid had been strong because of the vision it provided for sport and future generations.
I chose Newcastle because of the vision of the owner Semore Kurdi.
By then, Germany were already two goals down because of the vision and precision of Di Maria.
