Sentence examples for envisioned hours from inspiring English sources

I had envisioned hours of instruction, but my training was quick-and-dirty.

De Mistura said the U.N. would "count on" Russia to ensure that Syrian government forces abided by the envisioned 48-hour pause.

One of the exercises I was given in adoption counseling was to envision the hours immediately after the adoption.

Over Blythe, California I envisioned myself 28 hours later on the pulpit of the Park Avenue Synagogue, the JBN's venue.

Hilary Estey McLoughlin, the president of Warner Brothers Telepictures Productionss unit, compared Mr. Cooper's forthcoming show to Ms. Winfrey's show "in terms of range," envisioning "an hour with a celebrity one day" and an investigation of women's rights around the world the next day.

His follow-up short, Rush Hour, envisioned a series of cringe-inducing near crashes in a busy intersection.

Originally, he was going to direct an adaptation of James Ellroy's novel, The Black Dahlia (later filmed by Brian De Palma), and envisioned a five-hour, $80 million mini-series with film stars.

In those moments, I fast forwarded 24 hours and envisioned myself, a few Lone Stars deep, sitting at that Hooters because I was at a show downtown and could not wait more than 30 minutes to post up and eat something.

The 'immediate future' was envisioned to be 48 hours.

I envisioned a good two-hour apéritif full of laughs and familial good cheer upon arriving.

The new venture, named "MetroFocus," is envisioned as a half-hour television show and, eventually, a mobile application as well.