Sentence examples for envisage when from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia has the fine sand and dramatic dunes you probably envisage when you picture the desert of the Arabian Nights.

It's not really the kind of scenario you envisage when you say "the children" – one of whom is, obviously, not a child at all.

That's what politicians should be asking us to envisage when they set upon this bugbear with their big sticks: people on very low incomes earning a very small amount extra and not declaring it.

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.

10.50am GMT Afternoon/evening all Here are my observations from the first session: - Michael Clarke has played a truly special innings, once that I simply couldn't envisage when he was being physically annihilated by Morne Morkel in the middle session yesterday.

Whether those visionaries go on to build the nanny/cleaner/security guard/companion/carer all-in-one droid that many envisage when you suggest a home robot is another matter.

Ferguson had delivered everything United envisaged when they brought him south.

This is not the scenario David Cameron envisaged when he prematurely declared Gaddafi was finished and should stand down.

"The war on terrorism is a war not envisaged when the Geneva Convention was signed in 1949," Mr. Fleischer said.

The national IAPT caseload of 1.3 million patients is 50% higher than envisaged when it was proposed a decade ago.

It has meant then, that Steven Gerrard has been absent from his Bel Air home more than he envisaged when he originally agreed to move to California in January.