Sentence examples for if envisaging from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult for me to say that – family connections," he said, as if envisaging "Fergie's not in Dad's class" headlines.

She actually closes her eyes for dramatic effect, as if envisaging the hoards of e-board-buyers all wanting one at once.

When I ask Ashker if he envisages an existence beyond the razor wire, if he yearns, for instance, to gaze at the stars or stroll down a street, he looks puzzled.

The first one would be, if I envisage a society where photography wasn't getting made, if people had just given up, then that would be scarier.

On the subject of the fiscal rules, Viggers asks if Darling envisages returning to them.

Asked if he envisaged taking a formal diplomatic role, Farage said: "Do you know, I honestly don't know the answer to that.

Asked if he envisages any change in the presenting team of the Today programme over the next 12 months, for example, he replies: "I severely doubt it.

When I ask chief science officer Jack Newman if they envisage their biofuel replacing natural oil, he is suspiciously coy: "I'll be excited about a billion litres".

If she envisaged this as a way of introducing herself to the voters who will never have paid much attention to her in the past, she will have made an impact.

If you envisage your opening scene to be a pastoral idyll in which a beautiful pair of naked twins skip merrily through flowers and foliage, do not film it in Amsterdam in November.

If you envisage British seaside hotels stuck in the days of floral curtains, decorative crab nets and inflexible eating times (we serve dinner at six so you must eat at six!) it might be time to think again.