Sentence examples for envisioned early from inspiring English sources

"This is what everybody envisioned early in the year, that the bullpen would be one of our strong points," Franco said.

We are now prepared to extend the core system closer to the "ultimate" PRL system envisioned earlier.

Now, for the first time, she is in charge of a one-hour drama, but it is not for any network she envisioned earlier in her career.

Moreover, phylogenetic analyses (e.g., [ 23] ) have prompted distinct delimitations (in some cases radically distinct) of the main sigmodontine groups (i.e., tribes) than those envisioned earlier.

It its also difficult to envision early success for Mr. Rumor's compromise plan on the other major issue that prolonged the political crisis.

When she started working in archives, she envisioned processing early American manuscripts.

Only their most delusional fans could have envisioned this early leap to the N.H.L.'s upper echelon.

This is the matchup Collins envisioned from early in minicamp, Shockey and his speed against a linebacker.

The Sony co-founder, Akio Morita, envisioned as early as the 1980s marrying digital technology with media content for a completely new user experience.

In Mr. Vian's view, Benedict — who once said he had greeted his election with the dread of someone mounting the steps of the guillotine — had envisioned an early departure right from the start.

Many military experts had viewed the B-1 -- which was originally intended to drop nuclear bombs on the Soviet Union -- as the kind of cold-war weapon Mr. Bush had envisioned for early retirement.