Sentence examples for envisaging going to from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of my time as a teacher, I was still envisaging going to work as a medical writer in a pharmaceutical company, as a patent officer, or as an editor in a scientific publishing house.

It does not go as far as Turkey's proposal - which envisaged going up to 90 miles into Syria, taking major centres such as Aleppo and Idlib - but it could get their agreement.

"What will start to reduce uncertainty is when we are able to set out more clearly the kind of arrangement we envisage going forward with the European Union," Hammond told reporters.

These aren't high-paying jobs". She couldn't envisage going through with another birth.

I can't envisage going that far – I like paper, and dislike the prospect of spending weeks digitising my books – but it does have a certain serene appeal.

"I'd never envisaged going into international football at that stage of my life, I thought I'd still be involved in club football," he explained.

The future of fast fashion they envisage is going to be even faster if it leapfrogs the hoary old PC all together, and inserts itself straight under its target shoppers' thumbs.

Asked whether the Farc could envisage any guerrillas going to jail as a result of a peace agreement, Leon replied: "No peace process or dialogue in the world ended with people from the parties in prison". Santrich added that any punitive measures would have to be taken by an independent tribunal, not the state or its "corrupt and venal judiciary".

The quantization of time that I envisage goes way beyond the usual quantization of action in Planck's constant, and is a speculative idea in thinking of space-time as fractal, as consistent with the fact that different actions have discretely different characteristic time (and space); and the idea that organic processes create space-time.

"I can't envisage what it's going to feel like to move that big ship around.

If you look at the reaction of what I've said from, for instance, the Dutch prime minister and others, you'll see that people who founded the European Union, they did not envisage that you were going to get 1.5m people from eastern Europe coming to live in Britain.