Sentence examples for envisage joining from inspiring English sources

Most who dream about winning the lottery envisage joining that class by quitting work and taking it easy thereafter - beachcombing, playing golf, travelling, listening to the tap leak and the crabgrass grow - and leaving them so, to paraphrase Marya Mannes.

This makes it hard to envisage them joining a coalition with Mr Lapid.

Some years ago the SNP envisaged Scotland joining an "arc of prosperity" of small, thriving countries such as Iceland and Ireland.

Stille, Sonogashira and Suzuki couplings were envisaged to join the pentynoic and pentenoic acid side chains to the 2-position of cyclopentene-1-carboxylate esters.

The body is not attempting to act as an "advocate for banks" and neither does he envisage – at least initially – individuals joining the standard body.

He conceded that the shale gas quest "has proven a little more difficult" than he envisaged when he joined in 2010.

So it doesn't take the joining of too many dots to envisage the kind of co-operation GCHQ might be advocating for, vis-a-vis tech companies….

I could more easily envisage Mother Teresa winding up in hell, or Mister Rogers joining the Kiss Army during a drunken bender.

For the consumers the investment in a cashless infrastructure comes at a fixed cost of E C. One can envisage such fixed costs as opening a bank account, paying joining fees to a credit card company or fees charged to obtain a debit card, buying a smartphone, etc.

Analogously a hardening of procedures for joining the Euro and similar enterprises can be envisaged.

Nobody, least of all the man himself, envisaged the depth of the opportunity ahead when Wenger weighed up the prospect of joining Arsenal in 1996.