Sentence examples for envisaged ever from inspiring English sources

In a quiet corner of Vermont in the 1980s, when Solzhenitsyn was already deep into his 20-year political exile from Russia, an interviewer asked whether he envisaged ever returning to short-story writing.

He doesn't envisage ever stopping making films.

By two in the morning, I had lost all the money I had with me or had access to or could envisage ever borrowing.

In an interview with the Observer, Besigye described Museveni's attacks on the opposition as those of a man who did not envisage ever leaving power.

On these situations?" And so, the inveterate reporter presses on, in a world and profession he doesn't recognise so much any more but one that he can't envisage ever letting go of.

Why? "I don't think there is any chance the meritocratic society my father envisaged will ever emerge.

For instance, older people used to the modernity EU membership brought back in 1981 cannot envisage ever leaving.

While Graves believes some live cricket may reach a terrestrial audience, he does not envisage that ever being the case for England Test matches.

"I don't envisage them ever being separate to the N.Z.R.U.," he said, "but I certainly envisage a time, and we welcome a time, when additional investment comes in where private investment was secured for franchises and franchises generated significant revenues from outside the N.Z.R.U.

"TFI was only ever envisaged as a one-off series.

He wondered if Alexis de Tocqueville had ever envisaged a scene like this.