Such a deal envisages her giving him support to change the Constitution to allow him to continue in power.
She's a comet: no wonder she lights up the mind of the poor befuddled Don so that he envisages her as his Dulcinea.
At her book launch she explained that she had begun to envisage her work not as poems so much as "sound carvings".
In the first of a series of comedy science shorts, Parks And Recreation writer Megan Amram clearly envisages her character as a satirical riposte to stereotyping.
Ms Sturgeon envisages her MPs (led by Mr Salmond, who is standing next month for parliament in Westminster) "perhaps forcing" Mr Miliband to avoid spending cuts, opposing the renewal of Britain's nuclear deterrent and closing the National Health Service (NHS) to new private-sector providers.
For her part, Rose wishes merely to keep on the road, homing in on the almost existentially elusive Wheeler; Harold's expectations of her - he envisages her tossing salad while he points out the wonders of the night sky and then, we imagine, the rest - are of little concern to her.
Wilson's newfangled Four Children are a thoroughly modern family – brother, sister, half-sib and step – and I can envisage her making witty, fruitful observations about the meeting of such a 21st-century hotchpotch and the Norfolk-suited, pinafore-darning Edwardians.
She envisages her perfume as a key accessory, one to be worn as jewelry for the skin.
(student 4) My original perception was that her plot would necessarily be a tragedy, yet by truly engaging with the character, I began to realise her strength and potential, was able to envisage her success… my final piece demonstrates the acceptance, respect, love and hope that has developed for Rebecca, and which, as a partner in the telling of her story, she began to feel for herself.
This time it's Ash who has copped it, finally meeting the grisly fate Koen has envisaged for her since being "ordained" Cleverman.
