Sentence examples for time envisioned from inspiring English sources

In his last step, after a decade of pondering the mysteries of light and motion, Einstein concluded that there was no such thing as absolute time, envisioned by scientists since Newton, ticking uniformly through the cosmos.

"Alain, who had had the idea for a long time, envisioned someone famous writing a score, and following babies from 1 to 3 to create a kind of baby music video," Mr. Balmès, in New York for the film's opening, said the other day over breakfast at a Midtown hotel.

Under the plans, the renovation, which would start in 2006, would be done in phases to minimize disruption of games and other events at the Garden, and would be completed by the 2008-9 season, the same time envisioned for the opening of a Jets stadium.

But even he was having a hard time envisioning what the government structure would look like.

Still, I have a hard time envisioning an entire life without a real garden.

"That is what I am having a hard time envisioning — when will that earnings momentum emerge?" he added.

But even with the bigger swatches, I had a hard time envisioning the colors on my walls.

I was having a hard time envisioning how different sizes or styles would look in my house.

And fully intended, he added, to grab the attention of Americans who probably have a hard time envisioning a Koonsian temperament at work in Tehran — particularly these days.

In the November issue Archie will find himself back in Riverdale High, this time envisioning a future with Betty as his wife.

If you are listening to speech and at the same time envisioning it in print, you can ask your question again, and again, until the repeated reply will be clear in print.