Sentence examples for envisions for this from inspiring English sources

A new identity is what Mayor Paul V. Pontieri envisions for this village of 12,000 set on 2.2 square miles, with a ferry terminal to the Fire Island National Seashore on the Patchogue River and 29 acres of waterfront park on the Great South Bay.

What image – or images – did you envision for this finale?

The 1990-91 recession followed a path similar to what many forecasters envision for this one.

He made no mention of the fact that talks with North Korea that were envisioned for this week have been postponed until after the New Year holiday.

Beyond rows of dilapidated tenements, "apartment available" signs hang on stately buildings along Central Park West -- hardly what was envisioned for this neighborhood real-estate brokers call Manhattan Valley.

Among the projects he envisioned for this ideal Renaissance city was the tower of Vice and Virtue a 10-story structure with a brothel on the first floor and an astronomical observatory on the 10th.

In fact the three-level space in which Upstairs is located, in a building across Duane Street from the restaurant Bouley, represents a significantly scaled-back version of the multifaceted culinary complex he once envisioned for this patch of TriBeCa.

Those first 12 minutes showed Knicks fans the blueprint Woodson envisioned for this team — a group that moves without the ball, runs through sets with precision and plays unselfishly.

It is probably not the existence envisioned for this place in the 1930's, when Josiah Lilly, an ardent Foster fan whose family founded the Lilly pharmaceutical company, decided that Florida should have a Foster memorial on the Suwannee's banks.

This Review focuses on the advances in our mechanistic understanding of single-bond mechanochemistry resulting from single-molecule measurements, as well as on the exciting new perspectives that we envision for this burgeoning field in the near future.

There are a number of other programs in existence and in development whose capabilities can match those envisioned for this program at far less cost and technological risk". The Senate Intelligence Committee first expressed concern about the program three years ago, and it has voted to block it for the last two years, Congressional officials said.