Sentence examples for envisaged saying from inspiring English sources

Perhaps wins against José Mourinho's Chelsea ought to be regarded as devalued currency – something one would not have envisaged saying a few months ago – but the manner in which Liverpool demolished Manchester City in November rightly had people talking of a title challenge.

"As a result of both the takeover by KSE, and the subsequent buying of shares by Red & White, it has not been possible to develop the scheme in the way that was initially envisaged," says the letter.

"I always knew this would be a hard job but it proved to be harder than I envisaged," said Reid after his departure from the club before 2004 was out.

No matter how hard one might try, that's not a scenario in which it's possible to envisage, say, Kate Winslet or Helen Mirren.

"For him, the global race will not just be a cliche, it will be something that he can properly envisage," says Nelson.

Who could envisage, say, Sven-Göran Eriksson – the man for whom Taylor kept the England seat warm on a caretaker basis in 2000 – at Braintree or Boreham Wood? "Ha.

Given that the Prius has a top speed of 106mph, can the prime minister tell us at what velocity he envisages, say, Geoff Hoon needing to travel in order to elude any would-be assassins?

Liverpool's American owners were clearly keen to repair any damage to the club's corporate image but anyone who has dealt with Dalglish over the years could never have envisaged him saying: "I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that".

"It has performed far better than I envisaged," he says of the device he nurtured.

In the Israel he envisaged, Levinger said, Arabs would be allowed to stay only so long as they "behave themselves.

It would take at least eight to 10 years to create a professional security force of the size and competence Nato envisaged, Sultanzoy said.