Sentence examples for vision of turning from inspiring English sources

It would advance his vision of turning the Republicans into a majority party.

He spoke, too, of his vision of turning upstate New York into a haven for high-technology industries.

Greg Barker has set out a vision of turning the Big Six into the Big 60,000.

The project was critical to former Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper's vision of turning Canada into an "energy superpower".

You don't have to have a grand vision of turning things around, and I think that is sort of the recipe for frustration.

Nor is the TTP likely to compromise on its extreme vision of turning Pakistan into a state ruled strictly by Islamic law.

This conservative approach has allowed the developers to look beyond current plans, with visions of turning the entire neighborhood around.

Ryan had visions of turning the bars into a franchise that would rival Starbucks, which he believed no longer appealed to younger customers.

People approach us when we are sampling products at stores with starry-eyed visions of turning their secret family recipe into a product and making tons of money.

"I once had visions of turning this into something like a family reunion home, where big families would come and celebrate, but then I realized, I'm not cut out for that kind of business," Ms. Henderson said.

JoAnn Rintel Abreu, 40, an English and social studies teacher at Seth Low, graduated with a masters' degree in English literature, the "bare minimum" teaching requirements and glorious visions of turning high school students on to Shakespeare and Chaucer.