Sentence examples for who envisions from inspiring English sources

There's nothing like it," said Elliott, who envisions scholars mining the collection from perspectives across disciplines.

"I'm against the generic," said Mr. Bell, who envisions as many building types as there are migrant communities.

The story, set in Rome in the mid-14th century, centers on Cola di Rienzi, a Roman tribune and populist who envisions a unified Italy.

For Tiemann, who envisions a North Carolina equivalent of Austin City Limits, the seeming impracticality isn't much different from, say, open-source software.

"You still have years of work to be done for final closure," said Dennis Diggins, the landfill's current director, who envisions his tenure lasting at least until 2009.

Aline Bellardi was charmingly dreamy as the Young Girl who envisions the spirit of a rose she received at a ball.

But Republicans who envision Schwarzenegger leading a statewide Republican sweep in 2006 may well be disappointed.

The circumstances are relevant to those who envision a Fed-less future.

There are people in Morgan City who envision another Ruhr Valley up the Atchafalaya.

The land was bought in 1961 by a developer from Texas who envisioned a sprawling paradise.

The simplicity of Rubin's aesthetic captivated Batmanglij, who envisioned something similar for his own studio.