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But no one could have envisaged then with just what power.

He had never envisaged how much she would mean to him.

I envisage however not more than 50 to 60 miles per day.

Do you ever envisage working with your brother David again?

I tried to envisage how this might have been done.

It was clearly not a role he envisaged for himself.

Certainly the development of community care did not take place in the way that might have been envisaged.

What seems certain though, is that they are likely to take longer to come through than the government has envisaged.

She seemed larger than he'd envisaged, so he made space.

"But I am not sure an offer is something we can envisage."

This is not, after all, how we have envisaged our common Europe.

They certainly did not envisage a government based on the will of the majority.

The Internet is now much more than it was ever envisaged to be.

How do you envisage this area developing in the future?

It seems to me difficult to envisage how you could do that other than by using some economic model.

I cannot envisage what the circumstances will be in 20 years' time.

One of the problems envisaged for the day is parking.

Now his own men would fight the battle he had always envisaged.

Something about the way I looked did not quite fit the picture they had envisaged.

But she had never envisaged them being in her drawing room at the same time.

Behind of the office building on the Northern bank, a park is envisaged.

And why did he envisage his country's future living space lying in the east?

The miracle envisaged for 2010 is not going to happen.

Can you also envisage using this money for similar projects?

As I have said many times, a quality mark is something that we could only envisage in the future.