Sentence examples for envision visiting from inspiring English sources

Ettenberg said she believes in respecting local culture and norms as much as possible, but still there are some places she cannot envision visiting because of how she might be perceived by locals.

NASA never envisioned having visiting shuttle crews do so much maintenance.

He envisions whisking visiting golfers off via motor launches for the ten-minute trip to the Old Head.

LOUISE RAFKIN In 1924, a prominent visiting Mormon envisioned a "great white temple" on the Oakland hills.

I think about making an addition or subtraction to my own homepage, envisioning that people are silently visiting, passing through, floating over my shoulder.

He envisions going door to door once again, visiting nursing homes and hospitals, seeing to the needs of his parishioners with Bible in hand.

Pope Francis, visiting a bastion of poverty, envisions Mexico as a land of opportunity.

If the portents keep piling up, it's easy to envision a headline like: "Lone Tourist in Pensacola Eaten by Visiting Walrus Herd".

But if it weren't for the efforts of local environmental activists, who fought furiously and successfully to secede from Lee County (which once envisioned 90,000 residents and a highway through the beloved Darling Wildlife Refuge), Sanibel probably wouldn't be worth visiting.

Goldsmith, for one, envisions the state turning into something akin to Maine (ranked 30th in per-capita income), a tourism-dominated playground for the visiting rich scarred by grinding poverty.

At least two types of training can be envisioned in order to produce meaningful results, quality publications and successful grant applications: (1) immediate short-term training workshops and (2) long-term graduate education or visiting scientist programs.