Sentence examples for envision with from inspiring English sources

He has a near-photographic memory, and can envision with ease landmarks and parks, the shapes of buildings, the curves of streets.

The state also has plans to establish a Kings Highway Historic route that will pass right through Kingston -- if it does not get tangled in traffic backups that Mr. Davis and others envision with the construction of Route 92.

Ackroyd says that when he walks London's streets, he will sometimes lapse into a time-travel reverie, toggling backward to envision, with crystal clarity, how a street, an intersection, looked two or three centuries before.

These ruthless survivalists envision, with terrifying plausibility, a peace process owned by no one, poorly prepared for by AU and UN envoys, and presenting unfettered opportunities for the regime to cleave insistently to the ill-conceived Darfur peace agreement (DPA) as the only basis for negotiations.

"Can the study of it really be anything more than the wearisome industry of source-hunting, of ­allusion-counting, an industry that will soon touch apocalypse anyway when it passes from scholars to computers?" Thus did Bloom, almost 40 years before the advent of the "digital humanities," envision with Nostradamus-like exactitude the morbid endgame of critical dissection.

I do see file sharing and sync (FSS) becoming a commodity play sooner than we can envision, with players like Google and Microsoft causing a huge pricing pressure.

The Adventures of Robin Hood was originally envisioned with James Cagney playing the lead.

Last August, they started to make the album they long envisioned, with a twist.

The kitchen would still hum, he envisioned, with the aroma of fried chicken and watermelon.

BEACH HAVEN Surflight Theater "The Odd Couple," a comedy by Neil Simon, re-envisioned with a female twist.

But at the very least, the atmospherics are turning out to be far messier than envisioned, with officials stumbling to maintain their usual careful choreography.