Sentence examples for he was envisaging from inspiring English sources

But his ordeals had shaken his allegiance, and he had eventually stopped living a life in which, as Berger wrote of Che, he was "envisaging his own death".

Letters he wrote while still a student show that he was envisaging a marriage of convenience as a means to increase his wealth and status.

Gazing across the woodland he rents in Gloucestershire, he is envisaging wild pheasants roaming across the land.

He is envisaging his man, Brook, and Khan, the 2004 Olympic lightweight silver medallist, going to battle.

Could he be envisaging a more pro-active role in Syria in his NYT interview?

He said: "It was envisaged as a major spreading of tourists, but it never materialised".

Adler's imaginative distance in that passage from "Panorama" describing the gas chamber becomes all the more remarkable with the knowledge that he must have been envisaging his wife and mother-in-law inside.

When Gordon Brown clasped his hand to his face in despair as the BBC played back his "bigot" remark yesterday afternoon, he may have been envisaging an ensuing wave of condemnation.

One was envisaged with US bank BB&T.

This, after all, was envisaged as long ago as 1875.

Fertility was envisaged in terms of seven-year cycles.