Sentence examples for which I envisioned from inspiring English sources

Most of the group members also order beer floats, which I envisioned as pure beer with a scoop of ice cream bobbing around in it.

Then when I decided to do her biography, which I envisioned as the story of a woman's struggle to be acknowledged and affirmed, I sensed I might have difficulty in getting Jane to speak openly about herself and her family.

I bought a shop mannequin's leg (the type one usually sees modelling stockings in a department store), which I envisioned taking pride of place in my own painfully trendy designer loft in London.

For me, the rich colors of Manbo's photos serve as a reminder that the injustices my family faced, which I had once envisioned only in grayscale, took place in the same vivid hues as the present, and that those injustices could easily repeat themselves today.

My trek, which I had originally envisioned as a lonely and wild hike through the wilderness of America, had transformed into something entirely else.

The rules, which I had always envisioned to be printed on one of those brightly colored motivational posters, hanging in elementary school classrooms, is really just material for lawyer sexting.

Through which I could envision the great things to come in 2014.

Specific: There's an event (the party and the audience) at which I can "envision" playing the song and getting approval.

Watching Mr. M fumble with his bottles, unsure which pill was twice a day, which once, unnerved me, as I envisioned mix-ups and overdoses.

For the memoir, I would envision the scene in which I would be writing about.

The resulting polarizer, for which he envisioned numerous uses and which he dubbed Polaroid J sheet, was a tremendous advance.