Sentence examples for he envisions how from inspiring English sources

In private conversations with staff members, he has begun dropping references to "January," as he envisions how he might govern.

The next day, Mr. Worby sent Mr. Perlman a memo in which he envisioned how a collaboration might work.

A world chess champion through most of the 1920's, he envisioned how the game would end and improvised his way to that point.

Payton said afterward that he envisioned how the game-winning rally would play out long before he came to bat, meaning that Payton may be gifted with some form of ESP.

Ms. Rice said she envisioned "how to best manage the nuclear relationship" with Russia becoming an issue in the general election.

Asked if he had envisioned how different this experience would be if he were starting, Smith said, "Honestly, I mean... " Long pause.

He probably envisioned how Hernández, whose kid brother had been paralyzed in a car crash, would galvanize the group to extract every moment of their playing experience together.

He recalled that he had difficulty with envisioning how the scene would unfold, leading Bennett to perform a puppet show to explain.

"He's trying to envision how far I hit the golf ball," Woods said, "and what I would like to hear for certain numbers through bunkers or carries".

It is hard to envision how it can go ahead as planned.

"It's hard to envision how some supervisor did not pick up on that".