Sentence examples for envision new from inspiring English sources

Fans of the library tried to envision new uses for its grand, if crumbling, spaces.

Foreclosures, home abandonments and devalued houses have helped to inspire creative thinkers, political protesters, opportunists and civic leaders who envision new uses for homes besides nesting.

To the extent that the word "end" refers to a purpose as well as to a conclusion, this book tries to envision new, improved business models that may emerge.

Stasis and a failure to envision new ways of responding to these demographic shifts, both here in the United States and in the world that surrounds us, no longer seem an option, but the way ahead remains unclear.

"While there certainly is a place for rules aimed at specific abuses, we do not envision new rules as the main focus of how the C.F.P.B. can best protect consumers," she said of the consumer bureau.

Still, some industry executives who have battled Microsoft for years said they could now envision new designs for software products that might not have been viable in a Microsoft-dominated world.

He envisions new companies springing up within a year to exploit carbon nanodevices.

"Envisioning New England: Treasures from Community Art Museums" is at the New Britain Museum of American Art, 56 Lexington Street, New Britain, through March 21.

Ms. Deveraux said she envisioned new versions of books enhanced by music or even perfume.

Ms. Prestini and Ms. Morrison deserve credit for envisioning new possibilities and finding ways to facilitate their realization.

DESPITE the beckoning title, there are few treasures in "Envisioning New England: Treasures from Community Art Museums" at the New Britain Museum of American Art.