Sentence examples for envisaging his from inspiring English sources

Now he is clearly vexed by the challenges of envisaging his own future and a City Hall without him.

He is envisaging his man, Brook, and Khan, the 2004 Olympic lightweight silver medallist, going to battle.

But his ordeals had shaken his allegiance, and he had eventually stopped living a life in which, as Berger wrote of Che, he was "envisaging his own death".

Adler's imaginative distance in that passage from "Panorama" describing the gas chamber becomes all the more remarkable with the knowledge that he must have been envisaging his wife and mother-in-law inside.

"As I become more static and moribund, they become more active and aggressive," he wrote, envisaging his own words roaring by daytime and glowing "phosphorescent" at night, threatening to "blow up from spontaneous combustion like diseased gunpowder".

That's how he envisaged his legacy and himself in history".

Dr Guterman envisages his device being used by most clinical staff, including paramedics.

In 2006, Sale's Brian Kennedy envisaged his champions challenging on a regular basis.

HUGO CHÁVEZ envisaged his Unified Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) as a monolithic and obedient instrument of his socialist revolution.

But as Guardiola envisaged, his team did not make excuses of fatigue and distraction after last week's national team duties.

He envisages his unconventional home as "a new concept to place toilets in the centre of our lives".