Sentence examples for is envisaging from inspiring English sources
verb
To conceive or see something within one's mind; to imagine or envision
- From the very dawn of existence the infant must envisage self, and body acting on self. McCosh.
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.
It might be assumed that the visionary Mr. Della Valle is envisaging a future when a mature China takes over the manufacture of luxury goods, leaving European brands with the task of making their clothes appealing to Chinese buyers.
Grosvenor is envisaging interest from those in the world of finance who are based temporarily in London, or are waiting for a suitable property to come on the market.
Now, almost a century later, China is envisaging a new link between the seas: a rail link through Colombia – a potential rival to the canal that would crown China's economic push into Latin America.
Integrating disparate geographical databases, albeit on a smaller scale than Admiral Lautenbacher is envisaging, has been something of a boom industry recently.Earlier this month, for example, some 11,000 people attended a conference in San Diego run by ESRI, the biggest "geographic information systems" (GIS) software firm in the world.
Just what kind of distance is envisaged?
No vote is envisaged at the end of debate.
It is envisaged that soon this will increase to 35c.
But a more economic and effective solution is envisaged.
Today, it is envisaged as a much more modest tax – levied at perhaps just 0.05%.
