Sentence examples for envisioning going to from inspiring English sources

Maybe you're envisioning going to college 2,000 miles from home, but your parents are thinking differently.

Bill Clinton couldn't have imagined he would spend so much of his two terms fending off resurgent Republicans, just as George W. Bush didn't envision going to war.

So what is the "recovery" that Washington envisions going to look like?

Envision going to the theater or movies only to find the audience laughing with delight when you have no idea why.

He envisions going door to door once again, visiting nursing homes and hospitals, seeing to the needs of his parishioners with Bible in hand.

"This bill is far more radical [than previous repeal bills] in that it envisions going back to the pre-ACA world, where the federal government wasn't in the business of helping low-income adults or moderate-income people without employer coverage get health insurance at all," Aviva Aron-Dine, senior fellow at the center, told HuffPost.

It was becoming very clear that what he was envisioning was going to have a big effects component.

We envisioned going somewhere and being successful.

Although his brother attended Vanderbilt on an Army R.O.T.C. scholarship, Kendrick-Holmes never envisioned going into the military.

The team envisioned going down in a submersible — a small craft with a super-strong personnel sphere that typically carries a pilot and two observers.

When most people think about charitable giving, they envision money going to support local food banks or educational organizations, or donations to the Red Cross that can be put to work immediately on disaster relief.