envision|envisioned|envisioning|envisions in English

verb

[en·vi·sion || ɪn'vɪʒn]

imagine to oneself, picture, visualize

Use "envision|envisioned|envisioning|envisions" in a sentence

1. Envisioning "painting with light".

2. Envisioning the year ahead, Constructively

3. Envisioning open access business models

4. I kept envisioning Dan anger the next morning.

5. We had originally envisioned Babymooning

6. The singer envisioned ElAsticity as …

7. How do you envision the future?

8. You envision a California beach bum.

9. Annoyment Optional: BMW Envisions a Future of Temporary Features

10. Tell us flattering* things; envision deceptive illusions.

11. It's a world that Von Neumann himself envisioned.

12. He envisioned a happy, glorious future for them.

13. The envisioning process may be ignited by introspection or interpersonal interaction.

14. Speak to us smooth things; envision deceptive things.’”

15. Now close your eyes and simply envision color.

16. Challenge Theme - The theme of this Challenge is envisioning health equity

17. Developing confidence, people handling and positive personality, seeking opportunities and envisioning.

18. ACCM envisions a society free from the stigma of HIV/AIDS.

19. I have a hard time envisioning a future in which someone is saying,

20. In the future we envision a federation of companies.

21. Study it again and then repeat the process of envisioning it within.

22. I can't envision him doing such a terrible thing.

23. They didn't envision any problems with the new building.

24. Other authentication implementations are envisioned, but not yet implemented.

25. We envision Bucko! to be more than simply a store