Sentence examples for first vision for from inspiring English sources

He said the first vision for the show when he and Ms. Gingeras began batting ideas around several months ago was for it to have an almost diorama quality.

Brown is generally credited as having the first vision for a city where Omaha now sits.

In 1853 William D. Brown had the first vision for the city, leading him to found the Lone Tree Ferry crossing the Missouri River from Council Bluffs, Iowa.

His first vision of Singapore's future, as part of a multicultural Malaysia, may prove in time to have been the correct one, but he can be at least partly judged by the achievement of his second vision for Singapore, the prosperous, prickly and obsessively hygienic city state.

Last week London's transport regulator published a safety-first vision for regulating the fast-changing private hire vehicle space.

We began with a mostly return-first vision for our portfolio, and selected socially responsible managers who could help us meet our return goal.

Vowing to bring a "people-first vision for all 99 neighborhoods" of Birmingham, Woodfin argued that Bell had become too entrenched to address the needs of the mid-sized city's less privileged residents as it experiences a downtown revival in which middle-class families are returning to the city center.

Deaf Advantage: It's tough to say if being deaf gives me any advantages in this field, but I was able to create the first vision care clinic for Deaf people at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, and it is still going strong 30 years later.

At first, his vision for Purple Sneakers was actually in the form of a record label.

In a solo concurrence, Justice Sotomayor defended her signing onto Scalia's conservative opinion by saying it was sufficient to decide the present case, but went on to enunciate a muscularly liberal Fourth Amendment vision for non-physical searches.

Second, vision might be useful for guidance and/or timing of rare surface activities.