Sentence examples for envisaged him from inspiring English sources

Roddenberry envisaged him as a person at war with himself, torn by being both human and Vulcan.

Spaniards have largely envisaged him playing a more advanced role than at Spurs, but what did he think?

Blake had envisaged him in wellies but here was writer telling illustrator that the BFG of his imagination wore this, not that!

Though he had been initiated as a teenager, working in the postroom in his holidays, family plans had envisaged him more likely to find his niche in publishing.

Its manifesto for Woodward envisaged him heading off to become the manager of the Australian or South African rugby team, leaving English rugby to wonder how it landed itself in such a shambles.

In doing so, the Colombian became only the second player to score 15 Premier League goals inside this ground – the other being Henri Camara – but it was not the way the Latics would have envisaged him equalling that record when he last found the net here in January.

Yet few Conservative MPs can envisage him leading the Out campaign.

You do not envisage him lying in bed at night dreaming of Danny Blanchflower and Bill Nicholson.

I could envisage him being offered a Guardian column and a spot on Channel Four.

One can certainly envisage him dusting himself down and trying again, whereas Keane sounds so disappointed with himself he could easily give up on the whole idea.

That was all perfectly suited to Froome's strengths, although it is hard to envisage him losing on any conventional Tour de France route.