Sentence examples for to envisage something from inspiring English sources

"You have to envisage something and then make it happen.

After You'll See Me, when we asked people to envisage something they might do in the future, one man imagined himself living by a river or canal, and because of the piece he went out and did just that".

"We never think of our projects as just games - the games are the starting point; they're the heartbeat of the franchises that we create, so we have to envisage something that can be built into an amazing game, but also the characters and the story have to be strong enough to expand offline into books, cartoons, toys and everything else.

"Sometimes you're lucky with those things, you envisage something and it comes off but it's not always like that".

Few enthusiasts would envisage something like the 1947 Mohs, a one-off, 13-foot scooter built by a then 14-year-old in Madison, Wisc., that is on loan to the museum from the original builder and owner.

Can we envisage something more than Haiyan?" Reibl says that in the past the Philippines were considered the 7-11 of natural disasters – small but open all hours.

His colleague Gary Conley said he never envisaged "something of such beauty" on top of the former spoil heap after seeing years of dirt, smoke, steam and coal on the same spot.

Samsung envisages something like this being used in electronic book readers, electronic passports, etc. Paper be damned, I guess.

And if we have the kind of trade war I've been envisaging, something like 70percentt of that part of the economy – say, 9 or 10 million workers – will have to start doing something else.

However, Amis envisaged something different for the character: he did not like M and, as one reviewer pointed out that in The James Bond Dossier, he had "spent a chapter running him down".

I find it hard to envisage a world without growth, something that is politically unacceptable in the developing world in any case.