Meanings of envisage when in English

Hardly the happiness you envisage when you imagine a life rolling in dough.

They have been deprived of potential gains envisaged when talks began in 2001.

Such apologies were probably not envisaged when Fulham spent £100m in the summer.

Was this what was envisaged when Givealittle was set up?

National regulators would also have more discretion than originally envisaged when separation of trading takes place.

A rail spur line is not what we envisaged when the framework was signed, the government source said.

The way he hit the line, fended and stepped the full-back... that's what I envisaged when I first signed him.

The amount is nearly twice what the central bank envisaged when it unveiled the scheme to unblock the frozen bank-lending market.

Growth will be lower and the budget deficit higher than Osborne envisaged when he set out his deficit reduction strategy 18 months ago.

It was not the scene that Greece's international stewards envisaged when they last visited the country at the epicentre of Europe's financial mess.

This wasn't quite what the prime minister envisaged when she let the US president caress her hand at the White House 10 days ago.

Jonathan Caldwell's road to the PGA European Tour has taken a lot longer than he first envisaged when leaving the amateur ranks behind him af(...)