Sentence examples for envisaged at from inspiring English sources
No vote is envisaged at the end of debate.
The "special status" for the region, envisaged at Minsk, is widely seen as Russia's gain.
Since then, the Jubilee Line extension has powered further growth - far more than was envisaged at first.
A third source of weakness is that no crisis-management tools were envisaged at the euro's launch.
A broad agreement on the UK's renegotiation package is envisaged at the December summit of European leaders.
Many, including Tyler, consider it to be her best novel ("it is the one that came closest to what I envisaged at the beginning").
The coalition Mr Netanyahu envisages, at least in public, is a statement in itself.
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.
"We envisage at least five more years of a variety of Harry Potter launches before it changes gear into the significant backlist life that awaits it.
He used the occasion to say in his program notes that he envisages at least another three years in charge at United, and he hid the truth about his team selection from the 75,000 fans in the stadium and millions who read newspapers or watch on TV.
"The actual context and the state of content is going to be so different to anything we can envisage at the moment – the interplay between the user and the provider will be so in simpatico it's going to crush our ideas of what mediums are all about.
