Sentence examples for envisioned spending from inspiring English sources
When it was introduced in January, Berlin envisioned spending 1.5 billion euros to get 600,000 clunkers off the road.
He likely envisioned spending a few pleasant years in office, liberating some spectrum (he's already done some of that), and maybe playing with a few mergers.
"That sounds like a slap on the wrist," said Brit Westby, who lives in Colorado and once envisioned spending the rest of her life with Colonel Saleh.
The legislation, overwhelmingly approved by both parties, envisioned spending eight billion dollars to revive the wetland, which, thanks in large part to heedless development, had been shrunk, chopped, polluted, and drained to the point of terminal decline.
WHEN Shelby Yastrow retired as the general counsel of the McDonald's Corporation in 1998, he envisioned spending his free time lowering his handicap and enjoying the north Arizona pines.
But this arrangement would worry any condo owner who envisioned spending money for a license, then spending money for construction -- only to see a subsequent board decide to reclaim the space.
The measure envisions spending $490 million over the next two fiscal years.
The proof seems to be that Mr. Hamid and his wife are planning to leave London, and after a visit to Lahore, they envision spending a long stretch of time in New York, the place that he says he fell in love with in his 20s, "a place that chooses you like an adult love" and where he does not feel disillusioned.
When you decided to pursue a Ph.D., were you envisioning spending your days writing grants and papers, managing people and resources, driving scientific agendas for your team, and delivering presentations at journal clubs and international conferences?
Compared to flights on rocket-powered space tourism vehicles offering a few minutes at the top of a suborbital trajectory, World View envisions spending two hours at the maximum altitude, with amenities such as a lavatory.
It also envisions spending twice as much on space defense, with the intention of creating a space-based early warning system against missile attacks.
