Sentence examples for envisaged opening from inspiring English sources

When Manchester United footballers Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs got planning permission to turn the historic Manchester stock exchange into a boutique hotel replete with basement gym, spa and rooftop private members' terrace, they envisaged opening it up to an exclusive and moneyed clientele.

One which envisages an opening up of the digital display canvas again, with space for marketing messages to stretch their legs again.

One which envisages an opening up of the digital display canvas again, with space for marketing messages to stretch their legs again.

Adam Smith envisaged an open global system of trade powered by envy and admiration of the rich along with mimetic desires for their power and privileges.

He envisages outstanding schools opening their classrooms not only to new teachers but also to older ones who want to develop their skills.Stricter accountability should also help raise standards.

The fine structure of the funnel at its virus-proximal site cannot be resolved in the tomograms given the ECT resolution, however, one possibility envisages a mouth opening ringed by fusion peptides from multiple spikes that are embedded in a micellar cap or similar non-bilayer structure.

We also provide some insights into LRRK2 biology including its differential species solubility and expression patterns, which we envisage will open up a novel avenue for LRRK2 research.

Before the tour it was envisaged that Root would be opening with Alastair Cook as he did in the summer.

But no-one can have envisaged the Marist College Pagewood student would open in a Test match wearing the Three Lions and not the Baggy Green.

For the consumers the investment in a cashless infrastructure comes at a fixed cost of E C. One can envisage such fixed costs as opening a bank account, paying joining fees to a credit card company or fees charged to obtain a debit card, buying a smartphone, etc.

While a grand slam final without Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal requires no asterisk, it does lend itself to the growing suspicion that the next generation has arrived at the summit of world tennis sooner than was envisaged before this Australian Open.