Sentence examples for was always envisaged from inspiring English sources

And it's a role that was always envisaged to go away.

"If you look back to Margaret Thatcher, it was always envisaged that councils would become enablers," says council leader Bob Bibby.

It was always envisaged that army and navy involvement would be required in certain specialist areas to assist the police, such as off the coast at Weymouth, where the sailing will take place.

It seems that this was either an oversight – unlikely given the amount of detail that has to go into a World Cup bid – or that a winter tournament was always envisaged but everyone from rival bidders to professional leagues around the world was kept in the dark until it was too late.

This is encouraging as it was always envisaged that fleet operators would lead the way in the electric revolution".

The prime minister's spokesman said a joint military-civilian security operation was always envisaged at the Olympics and "we are happy to change that balance".

Absent awards buzz for the film, and a lot of three-star reviews, it was always hard to envisage a big audience for The Judge, which opened the Toronto film festival last month.

But he said it was always important to him that the project he envisaged had an appropriate scale.

Donald Cammell originally envisaged Marlon Brando in the Chas Devlin part, but that was always a bit of a fantasy.

The former Chelsea striker's arrival at Stade Saputo was always designed to prove the entire club with a shot in the arm, but nobody could have envisaged the true impact he would have.

Becoming a mother was something I had always envisaged doing.