Sentence examples for envisaged being from inspiring English sources

Not that I envisaged being face down in Leicester Square after celebrating my GCSEs.

I envisaged being a reporter and interviewing people, finding original stories and making contacts.

"While this isn't a situation any of us envisaged being in, what is important now is that we regroup quickly and focus on the rest of the season".

Murray never envisaged being in this position when he started playing tennis as an under-sized kid in Dunblane more than 16 years ago.

This is not a compromise; this is something that we could not possibly have envisaged being asked to vote on: a trebling of tuition fees; a lot of us simply cannot and will not accept [it].

"Small providers that would have never envisaged being market-leaders are slowly finding themselves near the top of the market, due to other providers falling out of the best buys.

Even today, Pigovian taxes as originally envisaged are relatively rare.

The "holy experiment" he had envisaged was giving way to hard-headed real estate development.

And as the world those modernists envisaged was elegant and ordered, so were their buildings.

But what they envisaged was a meritocracy tightly controlled by the elite.

Soccer, as the founding fathers had envisaged, was engaging all minds, breaking down the bitterness.