Sentence examples for its new vision from inspiring English sources
It has not made its new vision public, but executives have said it will strive to be a "thought leader," competing more with The Economist than with Time — in other words, a big stride in the direction it was already headed.
The following month, Roamz relaunched with its new vision: instead of serendipity, it would now focus on directed, local search.
The news that Labour is to champion Lambeth as its new vision of how local government can work, as an alternative to the Conservatives' "easyCouncil", illustrates the increasing national interest in localism.
GE is building an innovative organizational model suited to its new vision, encouraging digital innovation in its business units while capturing the benefits of scale.
It took out an eight-page ad in the Wall Street Journal declaring its new vision, a message directed at both customers and internal stakeholders.
In March, the Japanese space agency, JAXA, under a new head, Keiji Tachikawa (who previously ran NTT DoCoMo, the country's mobile-phone giant), laid out its new vision for the next 20 years.
That production, with the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson and the Orchestra of Emmanuel Music, conducted by Craig Smith, is to be presented by Lincoln Center in its New Visions series beginning on Tuesday at a nearby outpost, the John Jay College Theater.
Now, Lincoln Center's Great Performers series will open the fourth season of its New Visions series with a reprise of "The Noise of Time" at the John Jay College Theater, 10th Avenue at 58th Street, at 8 tonight and tomorrow night, at 3 and 8 p.m. on Saturday and at 3 and 7 30 p.m. on Sunday.
I can feel the energetic field that is beginning to emerge, struggling to birth its new visions in various forms.
While support for the three plans is common to all of those forums, and the three received a significantly higher percentage of favorable responses than any of the other six new designs unveiled last month, the basis of each plan's popularity appears to be as unique as its own new vision for Lower Manhattan.
The program, which opened the season of Great Performers at Lincoln Center and its series New Visions: The Literary Muse, was basically a distillation of the luxurious 2005 Alia Vox album "Don Quijote de la Mancha: Romances y Músicas".
