Usage of "have a vision"

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Usage of have a vision in English

I have a vision for us- afuturethat will enrich us both. 
 Samurai 

We have a vision of the whole world in which we live. 
 The Secret Places of the Heart 

I think you just have a vision of yourself as a banker. 
 New york: the novel 

But the headaches, they come on me whenever I have a vision. 
 King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king 

Here, surely, they will have a vision of where we are heading. 
 The Guardian 

He seemed to have a vision of something beyond the surging present. 
 The Home and the World 

Suddenly she seemed to have a vision more vivid than the rest. 
 The Ear in the Wall 

I have a vision of the future - avisionof cooperation, not destruction. 
 Cleopatra's Moon 

So, it is good and I have a vision, he says. 
 Radio NZ 

But we have a vision and we know where we're going. 
 The Guardian 

They have a vision and a drive to make it work. 
 The Guardian 

You have a vision limned against the mystery of the future. 
 The Day of the Beast 

Second: I wish that we might have a vision of Christ. 
 And Judas Iscariot / Together with other evangelistic addresses 

Do not do these Games if you don't have a vision. 
 Radio NZ 

We would have a vision of the face of God's Son. 
 Sermons on Biblical Characters 

They have a vision of the farm becoming a model of sustainable land management. 
 Radio NZ 

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Meanings of have a vision in English