Sentence examples for which they envisaged from inspiring English sources

Some in London were developing a fearful Middle Eastern domino theory, in which they envisaged the Strait of Hormuz falling under communist control.

Similarly, the Aztecs of Mesoamerica rivaled modern Westerners and the Hindus in the scale on which they envisaged the flow of time, and they kept an astonishingly accurate time count by inventing a set of interlocking cycles of different wavelengths.

The club have settled into the league as easily as into their compact new ground, which they first envisaged in 2007 and kicked off in last season.

I begin by outlining some of the ways that philosophers have conceived of the place of emotions in the topography of the mind, particularly in their relation to bodily states, to motivation, and to beliefs and desires, as well as some of the ways in which they have envisaged the relation between different emotions.

Joseph O'Neill's Netherland seems reasonably close to the novel about the "life and loves of a £30m a year arbitrage trader" which Davies envisaged.

Badawi's sentence stems from his creation of the website Free Saudi Liberals, now closed, which he envisaged as a forum for political and social debate.

It recommended that "essential environmental protection measures" be taken before the state begins to review permit applications for the drilling, which is envisaged in the Marcellus Shale region.

Conservative MP Richard Bacon looked forward to a future civil service, which he envisaged as much smaller but more professional, highly skilled and better paid.

It was to fill the schedules of his new channel, BBC3, which was envisaged by the corporation as a way to win over the elusive 16-34-year-old 16-34-year-old 16-34-year-old 16-34-year-old

He was a meticulous lover of medieval architecture, reinstating hundreds of medieval churches in the manner in which he envisaged their builders had intended.

Was it less than a year ago that he delivered his Autumn Report in which he envisaged spending levels returning to the 1930s?