Sentence examples for envisioned rival from inspiring English sources
I asked if he envisioned rival armies fighting each other.
In the plane on the way home, I tried to envision the rival patterns of ratiocination.
2001 -- Disney abandons Go.com, which executives had envisioned as a rival to America Online and Yahoo.
He envisioned a community to rival Beverly Hills but had to scrap his ambitious efforts because of the Depression.
The nation he envisioned is split into rival mini-states: one in the Gaza Strip run by the militant Hamas movement, one in the West Bank governed by Abbas.
Originally envisioned with pride as a rival to the dollar, the euro has become a frustrating symbol of Europe's inability to keep pace with American growth and investment.
Romney's financial edge hasn't yet slashed rivals quite as brutally as once envisioned.
The Scotland Under-21 international said he was aware that other clubs, including League One rivals Wolves, were interested in him, but insists he only envisioned returning to Meadow Lane.
The McMahons, however, envisioned a national wrestling empire, and at times showed little concern for the fates of rival promoters who stood in their way.
At the 1981 Traveller Trillion Credit Squadron tournament, a sort of intellectuals' war game, Eurisko defeated all comers by outmaneuvering its rivals' lumbering battleships with a fleet of agile little spacecraft no one else had envisioned.
"Many scenarios are envisioned.
