There was a pause, then Churchill said, "Have you cleared the rights?" There is an important affinity here, and it touches upon the alarming desire, rare in regular mortals but common among the great and the mad, to envisage one's stint on earth as a performance.
This is especially important in the current context of the country where rapid aging and population decrease are envisaged on one hand, while on the other hand surrounded by Asian growing economies in the next decades.
We envisage one main meal a day, either lunch or dinner.
The snag is trying to envisage one of our political leaders summoning up the boldness to suggest that more immigration would be great for the NHS.
For example, Great Britain envisage one possible scenario in which Bradley Wiggins may be brought in at the last moment if one of the team pursuit squad is ill or drastically off form.
The new proposal is a huge blow to the original masterplan of the architect Daniel Libeskind, which envisaged one dominant tower with three other towers curving around from it, encircling a central memorial to the 9/11 victims.
It is virtually impossible to envisage one in the absence of the other.
There can be any number of dictionaries (and we envisage one for each code, or ideally fewer).
In general, two distinct pools of intracellular APC are envisaged, one microtubule-bound and found at membrane protrusions and the other plasma membrane bound in an actin-dependent manner (Nathke et al, 1996; Rosin-Arbesfeld et al, 2001; Mogensen et al, 2002).
When Steve McNamara was appointed England's coach more than three years ago and first considered his options for the 2013 World Cup, it is fair to assume he did not envisage one-eighth of his 24-man squad coming from the same family.
