A spokeswoman said Morris had always envisaged the project as a feature film rather than a piece for television and that FilmFour "had been involved from the beginning of the development process".
But longer-term American plans have always envisaged a situation in which American troops, like Britain's, revert to an oversight role at bases outside major cities like Baghdad.
Jones, who had always envisaged herself playing Rachel Bailey when the idea of the project came in to mind, was given the role, though at the programme's pre-production stages the character had a different first name, Cathy.
He wondered if Alexis de Tocqueville had ever envisaged a scene like this.
Disingenuous and ignorant at once, Blair once said that no one had ever envisaged a United States of Europe.
"Rei is dying to find another way to show her clothes," said Mr. Joffe, but he added that Ms. Kawakubo, who has always ruled out a static presentation, finds it hard to envisage how the texture and feel of the clothes could be expressed on film, along with the feeling.
Refreshing, ego-free, possessing all the right values and reassuringly sensible, Nigel has clearly matured into the man his father always envisaged he would.
It seems that this was either an oversight – unlikely given the amount of detail that has to go into a World Cup bid – or that a winter tournament was always envisaged but everyone from rival bidders to professional leagues around the world was kept in the dark until it was too late.
Close to it, the former media complex – which for the three weeks of the Games was crammed with journalists and broadcast units – has been renamed as Here East and is to be developed into the digital and creative industry hub always envisaged.
Although Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn was not directly connected to the other prints, it seems that Hogarth always envisaged selling the five prints together, adding the Strolling Actresses as a complementary theme just as he had added Southwark Fair to the subscription for The Rake's Progress.
