Sentence examples for that she envisioned from inspiring English sources

Ms. Doherty said that she envisioned a "linear park" that could be enjoyed by all users of the boulevard.

Afterward, she told reporters in the press room that she envisioned it while she was doing sprints in training.

So she paused to work up the blueprints for a magnetic turbine generator that she envisioned as a kind of holy grail of clean energy.

The museum's president, Susan Marenoff-Zausner, said in an interview that she envisioned a museum "with the shuttle as the primary tenant" but also with classrooms and laboratories for teaching schoolchildren and others about science and technology.

Ms. Stark said in an interview last week that she was open to weighing all suggestions aimed at reform and greater vigilance, and that she envisioned significant changes in the assessment process.

(The scene in which she displays her calculations to the entire office of scientists features a small but brilliant stroke of film editing, which suggests that she envisioned the effect of that bold step before she took it).

Maureen Dowd once told New York magazine that she envisions her Times op-ed columns as "political cartoons".

Ms. Coixet said she was "astonished" that Spain had not reached the level of violent social revolt that she envisions in four years.

She has also made clear that she envisions a deeper political union and more far-reaching moves for fiscal and financial integration in Europe.

By Jenny Hendrix November 30, 2010 Maureen Dowd once told New York magazine that she envisions her Times op-ed columns as "political cartoons".

By the time Pauline finally stops bustling around in an angry funk and tries to tell us something about the future that she envisions for herself, we can barely listen; she has distracted us from the subtleties of the script.