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1. European standard EN206 envisage possibility of concrete production and application including 115MPa concrete grade
2. couldn’t envisage the thought of spending the rest of his life on this planet eating fish and watching a violent daily mating ritual
3. to envisage its dream in Namibia, and is the only production
4. Neither was it so well paid that she could envisage setting up in a home of her own
5. cannot believe you could envisage that for us
6. “How true swamiji,” said Gautam with a sense of learning, “God Himself, if there is One, couldn’t envisage one dharma! Won’t the alleged revelations of His to His prophets testify to that?”
7. As the picture presented by her rationale as his neglected wife did not appeal to her, her love sought to envisage her life as his fulfilled woman
8. envisage that he and the production team will be with us for
9. the history of the Earth? It does seem reasonable to envisage this
10. He could envisage the devout and captivating sermons of the enigmatic reverend appealing to the secretive “social” organization that the KKK represented; whether or not he was actually a member was questionable, though the knights of the KKK would undoubtedly be willing to make contributions to this humble man in exchange for his spreading the word of their crusade
11. She taught us how to use the stars to return home from anywhere in the land, different stars told when to plant different seeds and when to harvest them, but she always went back to the importance of the Trail of the Gods which she said had been slowly moving away from the land for many years now, a sure sign of troublesome times ahead, this talk of troublesome times was never taken serious by me, no, that’s not really the truth, I just couldn’t mentally consider or envisage anything upsetting what was such a wonderful existence
12. Do you envisage Analytics reaching a level of standardization in near future, where solutions can be deployed on a ‘plug-and-play’ basis without having to deal with complexities and nuances of an industry?
13. Not at any time did they envisage an air strike aimed at the destruction of the U
14. Kimmel could only envisage a fleet action similar to the battle of Jutland, and advocated leading his substantially inferior battleship fleet deep into hostile waters to give battle to the enemy
15. envisage large crates being secreted in the back doors or down the side alley, but decided that it was
16. “Off the top of my head, I can’t envisage any scheme that would deprive all the terrorist organisations of their considerable funds
17. ‘Am I not at a loss for words,’ he said, staring at Roopa, ‘to express even a fraction of my feelings?’ Though her eyes were downcast, Roopa could envisage the darts of his desire piercing her breasts
18. ‘When she was as receptive to my caress at her seat,’ he always thought in puzzlement, ‘why was it that she found my hand on her breast so offensive? Oh, how she should’ve expected me to envisage the borders of her sensitivity in my state of excitation
19. Knowing well what it takes to regain one’s self-confidence after a reverse or two, would it be difficult to envisage what it takes for the so-called SCs and STs to start believing in themselves? Do you honestly believe that the climate today is conducive to their emotional integration with the social mainstream? It’s surprising why we fail to put ourselves in their sectarian shoes, knowing that birth is a chancy proposition, after all
20. As he lifted her head to envisage her visage, he felt that it looked aesthetically beautiful and thrilled by the charms of her frame; he wondered whether the purity of emotions rarefies the soul to surface onto the face, to enable the fusion of the inner beauty with the outer grace
21. But sadly for Germany and arguably for the good of the world, while it was his grandeur of delusion and not the well-being of his country that made Goring envisage that absurdity, it was Fuehrer’s false sense of invincibility that made him overlook the danger the move had portended
22. I found that I could no longer envisage spending my life in this building, surrounded by these people – not the people, no, rather under the roof of my parents, for all their uselessness and lies
23. We can envisage, in a few years time, a situation similar to the one inpublishing concerning use of different languages
24. After all he lived with the woman, albeit in an atmosphere of hostility towards the end of their time together in Newcastle, especially when the marriage was failing, but he could not envisage her as a murderess
25. This could mean that even Jurassic Park might become a reality one day, though I can't really envisage lots of T
26. return in profits the Bankers and other Mammonites envisage to gain from the conspiracy when
27. Nothing is eternal and I suppose it will wear off in time though I envisage her being desirable at seventy
28. She could not envisage returning to Cairo
29. He could not envisage a greater
30. As I could not envisage explaining the causes and intricacies of my divorce
31. Mathematics was a quirk of mine, much to my father"s disappointment and disapproval, who could not envisage its practical usefulness
32. I, finally, told Ceres the only solution I could envisage was for me to come and see her and Iason for a few days every month and she said that was not a life neither for her nor Iason
33. However, despite her increasing self-containment, she still undoubtedly needed him, depended on him and for this, he was grateful for he could not envisage life without her
34. They could never envisage that his separation from Lea would be heartbreaking; a withering of his life, perhaps an early melancholy death
35. There was so much love between him and Helen, so much passion, that he could not envisage the unsettling intrusion of small annoyances and petty bickering in their married life
36. He could not envisage days of mutual brooding and sulking that resulted from trifling misunderstandings and raised voices
37. I am certainly not in the same position but I cannot envisage quitting
38. tentative suggestions for a future they could not envisage or truly believe in
39. envisage my life without her
40. The myth/lie of the 3rd eye: the attempt to envisage an exit sending your awareness out of your body is their little dirty joke: the picture you see is actually them leaving your body coming out of your rectum, out of your ASSHOLE: that is why it was named ASS-tral travel
41. No human being could envisage tackling one of
42. I could easily envisage the continual mushrooming
43. this alternative and probable reality business, I couldn't possible envisage a human being
44. Unlike most Washington tourists, Hinckley does not envisage hours of sightseeing
45. usually envisage the downs without daylight, even though the light is not a part of envisaged the skeleton inside the horse, but most of us do not: and we do not the down itself as the hide is part of the horse itself
46. Common-stock investment, as we envisage it, will confine itself to issues making exhibits of the kind illustrated by Group C
47. If the division between investment and speculative operations were as clear now as once it was, we might be able to envisage investors as a shrewd, experienced group who sell out to the heedless, hapless speculators at high prices and buy back from them at depressed levels
48. From what he could tell, it was a thing of its own, but he had only been able to envisage it as its sign, which was like trying to conceive of a piano by looking hard enough at the letters in the word
49. Build up a stock of preserved food, make water bottles and larger containers too if you envisage crossing waterless territory, litters or other means of transporting any remaining sick, the old or very young
1. Dealing with long term problems was not envisaged
2. For a moment I envisaged triffids or something horrendous
3. This was not how she had envisaged this naval operation coming to an end
4. She had never envisaged the country as being her home
5. He pointed to the chess pieces that symbolised armies and positioned them in places that Adem had never envisaged before
6. The good doctor could never have envisaged the shock I received to my system during that couple of miles
7. The biggest curse possible coupled with a gift of love I had never envisaged
8. I became interested in this when I realised it was a hobby of my fathers, but I have extended it far beyond what he would ever have envisaged
9. As for the definition of God, I think that given above by Aquinas would be essentially identical to that envisaged by Maimonides
10. The dark plasma envisaged in this paper would therefore consist of positively and negatively charged
11. It is envisaged that the (percentage) difference between the masses of the charged DM particles are not as
12. On a cosmological scale, it could then be envisaged that the dark sector did not undergo the recombination
13. The dark plasma envisaged in this paper would therefore consist of positively and
14. It is envisaged that the (percentage) difference between the masses of the charged DM
15. It is envisaged that very soon males will be restricted to teaching Years six to twelve
16. In earlier times they had envisaged this deliverer as "the servant of the Lord," then as "the Son of Man," while latterly some even went so far as to refer to the Messiah as the "Son of God
17. 2 The Jews envisaged a deliverer who would come in miraculous power to cast down Israel's enemies and establish the Jews as world rulers, free from want and oppression
18. When the circus came to a close at the campus, he envisaged, the rich and the privileged would accommodate these ringleaders among their ranks
19. In the accolades she received, he envisaged the crowning glory of his surname
20. On the way down Olivet he even envisaged the Sanhedrin and all of their sympathizers dead before sunset of that day
21. Somehow they had both envisaged a sleek, high
22. declaring war on all the countries that he envisaged had hurt
23. Once the initial German counterattacks had been broken, Alexander, overall commander of the ground forces, envisaged the British 8th Army thrusting up the eastern coast of the island to seize Messina, and to cut off the Axis forces before they could, retreat to the mainland
24. He envisaged a "new Dunkirk" situation developing, with the British once again evacuating to England or this time being completely destroyed
25. The agony of the envisaged horror and frustration the housekeeper must have suffered when failing to reach Jazz on the phone that night had compounded seriously on Jazz Bryant’s psyche
26. Secondly, I believe a substantial reduction in your charges is now called for, not least because of your obvious surprise and delight at the amount which has now been put on deposit with you, and from which you will earn far greater interest than you had first envisaged
27. It is envisaged that Ireland will have two Senators and four members of the House of Representatives, two of whom will be empowered to sit in this Chamber and take part in debates on any issue that relates to or might impact upon the State of Ireland
28. A risk venture fund is envisaged to be provided to cover the most probable amount of the financial risk calculated based on other occurred risks
29. Besides, Bahira the Monk at Bostra, in the very presence of Abu Talib, identified Muhammad, when still a boy, as the envisaged Prophet of the Scriptures
30. So they sided with Muhammad’s progeny and began to swear by Ali, of course, besides Muhammad for after all it is the essence of being a Musalman, and thus the unitary path of Islam that Allah envisaged for the believers came to be forked into the Sunni right and the Shia left with a Quran to boot in Persian
31. Iraq is the center of the black drama picture envisaged powerfully by John, false prophet reality
32. GIVING, not receiving forms the basis of pious life as envisaged in
33. He has till now envisaged the ultimate happiness in terms of heaven
34. But the social order that sages have envisaged to
35. Possibly even more far reaching goals were envisaged that would create unrest in Beijing and London and potential havoc here in Hong Kong
36. transaction and/or the threshold limit envisaged for predicate offences in part B of
37. envisaged for the project, but, they could supplement the budgetary resources if
38. just as they had always envisaged
39. We moved to the table and I was still trying to recover from my surprise of a Harry I had not envisaged before
40. Can the meaning of the word ‘love’ be distorted and corruptly perceived through interrelational misuse and abuse? Does pure unconditional love exist? Has Self ever experienced the phenomena of the thoughts and feelings that Self would imagine would relate to the characteristics of unconditional love, maybe even within a dream? Has Self ever experienced what they envisaged to be unconditional love, from another human being? What are the cognitions and emotions experienced as an outcome of unconditional love? Is the level of love from a personal pet, such as a dog may provide its owner, unconditional? So are there different levels of love given and received? Are there different levels of unconditional love? The meaning of the word love can have many different meanings for different people as a consequent to the mix and interaction of the unique Self’s higher constructs interplaying with the unique Self’s past and present experiences
41. The human perception of death, the experience of ‘physical’, intellectual and emotional suffering, envisaged to be perhaps experienced at one’s death
42. In all of the 35 years of his life, Steve Johnson could never have envisaged himself doing this: and now he is
43. He said that the FCFS method as envisaged will result in black
44. " Now the royal band marching by with the national flag stirred wider rings of emotion, and life became something that the courageous mount and ride out to sea on--the hair blown back (so she envisaged it, and the breeze stirred slightly among the orange trees) and she herself was emerging from silver spray--when she saw Jacob
45. of the metaphysical traditions of the land he stood for, envisaged in such cases an arrest of embryonic development at some stage antecedent to the human
46. Next he would surround the piers with the piles of large rough stones he had envisaged from the start
47. Because they had been lovers, off and on, for so long, they had seen the ceremony as no more than confirmation of a long-established fact, and they had foolishly envisaged a small, quiet event: a low-key service in St Mark’s church and a modest dinner for a few people afterwards at the Bell
48. usually envisage the downs without daylight, even though the light is not a part of envisaged the skeleton inside the horse, but most of us do not: and we do not the down itself as the hide is part of the horse itself
49. Groundsel was the first envisaged on that terrible evening when he set out alone to face General
50. It was not so much firmness of soul as the lack of a certain kind of imagination—the kind whose undue development caused intense suffering to Senor Hirsch; that sort of imagination which adds the blind terror of bodily suffering and of death, envisaged as an accident to the body alone, strictly—to all the other apprehensions on which the sense of one's existence is based
1. This arrangement envisages effective cooperation between the trustee and a group of bondholders who in the opinion of the trustee are qualified to represent the issue as a whole
1. He always looked too far ahead, he realised, envisaging problems that would probably never exist, imagining so many possible scenarios that he was in danger of becoming paralysed with indecision
2. I kept envisaging what might have happened if Hazel hadn’t arrived
3. Hoping to make Sandhya his wife and envisaging the charms of a life with her, in time, Raja Rao slept expectantly
4. this idea is hidden a lot more doom than just envisaging any object meeting another object!
5. So without imposing upon the Creator the realities of Time and Beginning, etcetera, but envisaging the Creator as being Spirit (that just exists as Is and Being), and therefore not requiring the need to be ‘physically’ created, then it is conceivable that the Creator had and has no Beginning, or End, or Time
6. , on the instructions of the waterworks committee had prohibited the use of municipal water for purposes other than those of consumption (envisaging the possibility of recourse being had to the impotable water of the Grand and Royal canals as in 1893) particularly as the South Dublin Guardians, notwithstanding their ration of 15 gallons per day per pauper supplied through a 6 inch meter, had been convicted of a wastage of 20,000 gallons per night by a reading of their meter on the affirmation of the law agent of the corporation, Mr Ignatius Rice, solicitor, thereby acting to the detriment of another section of the public, selfsupporting taxpayers, solvent, sound
7. 800 pounds plus 2 1/2 % interest on the same, repayable quarterly in equal annual instalments until extinction by amortisation of loan advanced for purchase within a period of 20 years, amounting to an annual rental of 64 pounds, headrent included, the titledeeds to remain in possession of the lender or lenders with a saving clause envisaging forced sale, foreclosure and mutual compensation in the event of protracted failure to pay the terms assigned, otherwise the messuage to become the absolute property of the tenant occupier upon expiry of the period of years stipulated