Sentence examples for envisage a time from inspiring English sources

Can you envisage a time when there is no homelessness?

So can she envisage a time when her anxiety will belong only to the past?

Many envisage a time when digital cameras will surpass film cameras in quality.

"Sadly, I can't envisage a time when it won't be relevant.

But you can envisage a time when we took over parts of social housing," he said.

In fact, it possible to envisage a time when people might associate him with more than smoking crack.

Mediratta envisaged a time when AltSchool technology would get "into the sci-fi realm".

But I doubt he envisaged a time when even mainstream films would be shuffling the sequential deck the way they are now – not just with flashbacks, but with flash-forwards, time travelling and parallel universes.

With the Kindle, in contrast, Bezos envisages a time when you will be able to "borrow" an e-book, only for it to disappear, Mission Impossible style, a month or two later.

As patches and monitors become smaller and more lightweight, he even envisages a time when vital sign data will be collected seamlessly, 24/7, without the need for the patient to take an active role.

But it is also possible that he envisages a time, not too far ahead, when someone will be called upon to pick up the pieces.Another group whose behaviour Mr Brown cannot predict are those Labour MPs who have got into the habit of rebelling against Mr Blair.