Sentence examples for envisaged the new from inspiring English sources

Stokes envisaged the new body as being a "spearhead in the thrust for important overseas orders".

Keen had written the track Armenia City in the Sky for the Who's 1967 album The Who Sell Out, and Townshend envisaged the new group as a vehicle for Keen's songwriting.

"I envisage the new state as being like Arizona," said Mae at last, opening a new packet of needles.

We do not envisage the new duty creating large new burdens on institutions and intend it to be implemented in a proportionate and risk-based way," officials say in the draft guidance.

First, real estate market should envisage the new trend of industrial development.

The novel envisaged the birth of a new human being who would live in eternal peace in a proto-communist palace of glass and metal akin to Paxton's.

Gow envisaged that the new expedition would be composed of descendants of men who had explored alongside Shackleton.

Success can be scaled up and transferred throughout the NHS, a process envisaged as the new way to transform care delivery.

These woodlands change in unpredictable ways, as envisaged in the new ecological paradigm, with no single, predictable ecological pathway, and no final stable state.

The electron ion scattering experiment ELISe is part of the installations envisaged at the new experimental storage ring at the International Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) in Darmstadt, Germany.

The promotion of sustainability is envisaged by the new Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) as a major issue for future policies in the agro-food sector, in line with the Europe 2020 Strategy.