Sentence examples for one envisions from inspiring English sources

But no one envisions a rat-free city.

But no one envisions what can replace it.

AN expressive figurative style and vivid colors are two characteristics that come to mind when one envisions Latin art.

"They're all about summer, freshness, communal eating and all that one envisions going along with that," Scott said.

One envisions a single large county center, which Mr. Suozzi said might take too long and might not retain historic structures like the courthouses.

One envisions an "enclave economy" in which the wealthy parts of the state — the Bay Area among them — wall themselves off and hoard resources, letting hoi polloi in the hinterlands fend for themselves.

For one, no one envisioned Foreman ever being hurt.

It's a better future than the one envisioned on Imaginary Worlds, where they looked at the inevitable robot uprising.

No one envisioned any problems with the project.

Still, haven't crises like the one envisioned by deficit scolds happened in the past?

And so we have a final — A&M and Notre Dame — which no one envisioned and most will not prefer.