I believe Nato had a vision, and Clayton had a vision just as strong; this caused arguments, delayed songwriting.
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But he had a vision far bigger than his beginnings.
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"We've always had a vision of enabling it," Walker said.
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"He had a vision and I executed it," London wrote.
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One day, the Japanese dancer Takao Kawaguchi had a vision.
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The young American couple had a vision of the world.
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You don't say, 'Oh, I just had a vision test.
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Most surprising, he had a vision: himself wearing a vest.
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I just had a vision of you guys having sex.
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Jobs, however, had a vision for what they may someday become.
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But Gates had a vision of what personal computing could become.
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I think they knew I had a vision that could work.
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Bezos "had a vision and executed in an incredible way," Buffett says.
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She had a vision because she didn't have the products she needed.
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Some totally had a vision, and [they] went for it and directed me.
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I had a vision, that this would be a very grounding human show.
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"He had a vision that was premature," Dr. Henderson said in an interview.
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"He had a vision for himself that he hadn't realized," Dr. Schaller said.
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But he was zealous and organized, and had a vision for the bureau.
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I had a vision in a way, and that was the firmest thing.
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"I had a vision for my future the day I got out," said Jones.
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Even then, he had a vision of creating a commercial version of the product.
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But, Zhang had a vision of offering customers an inviting and memorable restaurant experience.
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I don't know, but Pat recognized my situation and had a vision, early on.
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While Simon rested his head in Fisher's lap, she said she had a vision.
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My father had a vision, and that wasn't the life he wanted to lead.
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I had a vision of this possibility road-walking in Yellowstone National Park a
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"When we started in 2014, we had a vision for going national," he said.
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I had a vision of young people marching in the streets demanding climate justice.
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But cofounders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger had a vision beyond hipster photo filters.
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"I never had a vision for how fast this thing would grow," he said.
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They had a vision for the phone and called in multiple prototypes from Alibaba manufacturers.
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Howard Schultz had a vision in the '80s: to bring Italian-style coffeehouses to America.
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Even in decline, the president had a vision that eluded others, including his closest partner.
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"He had a vision," Mr. Zadan's producing partner, Neil Meron, said in a telephone interview.
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While on the drug, she had a vision of being sexually abused by her father.
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Before anybody knew how hot Ryan Gosling was going to become, I had a vision.
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William Van Duzer Lawrence had a vision: a residential artists' colony near New York City.
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"David had a vision about how the script would work with certain songs," Hey said.
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"He had a vision of what was necessary to accomplish his ambitions," Mr. Séguin said.
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He had a vision of a world where everyone could enjoy public, anonymous, and safe sex.
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The Bush-era GOP wanted to privatize Social Security and had a vision for privatizing Medicare.
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But, David's friends were extremely loyal, and they stuck with it because David had a vision.
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"As with anything creative, it took some convincing others that I had a vision," Thompson says.
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But he had a vision that possessed him, and it was not just to teach music.
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Spiegel impressed Lynton from the beginning, especially how he had a vision to grow the company.
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He had a vision of filming someone, maybe himself, dancing to it on a crowded sidewalk.
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"One guy had a vision of a place where people could have fun together," she said.
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He had a vision that this league could really transcend, that it could reach all people.
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I grew up watching him dominate, so I had a vision of how to do it.
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They all had a vision of what they wanted to achieve, what they wanted to be.
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But the company that owned the technology had a vision that went far beyond railroad tracks.
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As we went down the street, there was this ditch and I had a vision there.
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Clearly the actress had a vision — and pulled it off perfectly with the help of her team.
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In the Season 7 premiere, episode MVP the Hound looked into the flames and had a vision.
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Great presidents, in almost all cases, have had a vision for the future of the United States.
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But Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, had a vision for what personal computers could be.
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In Plymouth, the evening before the coal slide, a woman had a vision at a Spiritualist meeting.
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I had a vision of buying centers at 3-4x EBITDA with 25% cash-on-cash returns.
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Steve Jobs had a vision of how smart devices would change the world and set about inventing them.
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Roger Ailes had a vision — and he was willing to do whatever it took to see it through.
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Unlike herself, Bradlee knew how to run a newspaper, and he had a vision for the Washington Post.
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Our costume designer, Luca Mosca, had a vision: Let's go high-femme, let's go European, let's go structured.
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Arts & Leisure ____ Two American cyclists had a vision of the world, or, at least, what it could be.
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He had a vision for the most fun place in the world, unhindered by common sense or safety.
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Cooper directed their film and had a vision, she said, for how their Oscar performance should play out.
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Right off, he said he had a vision and asked the dozen or so of us to stand.
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We had a vision for what we wanted to do with Dodgeball and we just couldn't get it done.
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"I had a vision for my dress, and with Hayley's creativity, she designed an exquisite wedding gown," Bryan said.
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" He had had a vision, in other words, and heard Jesus whisper, "Give to everyone who asks of you.
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But each of these parents had a vision of the kind of person they wanted their children to become.
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Remember in Season 2 when Dany had a vision of the throne room in King's Landing covered in snow?
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But Mary Ann Lundy, then director of the PCUSA Women's Ministry Unit, had a vision for uplifting women's perspectives.
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I had left my buddies house to shower and I had a vision where Chiefs gods spoke to me.
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From the moment he took office, Reagan had a vision, and he doggedly stuck to it for eight years.
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I had a vision for what I wanted the record to be and it didn't end up being that.
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This guy had a vision, which I thought he couldn't possibly have because, hey, he didn't go to university.
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She says she had a vision from God to go to Biloxi Beach, take off her shirt and be photographed.
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But the model, actress and mom of three had a vision for her family's new house that was 100% complete.
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Daenerys Targaryen had a vision of the Iron Throne destroyed and covered in snow — maybe Cersei makes it out alive?
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Feifel agreed to see him, and during his first session, the man had a vision of being embraced by Jesus.
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Benioff had a vision of responsible capitalism and included their charitable 1-1-1 model in its earliest planning documents.
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If I say yes, I'm screwing them over, because they had a vision for the show, and it's their baby.
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He had a vision for an international network that would familiarize Russia in the same way that CNN familiarized America.
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Enigmatic as she may be, Hemings had a vision of her life and self that she imparted to her family.
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It ended one day in 1970, when, outside his summer farmhouse, Martini in hand, he had a vision, Chambers-like.
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She says she had a vision of dogs eating Tommy's body, and Sabrina admits that something might be wrong with him.
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I'd tell designers what spaces were important, because I had a vision for Firefight that couldn't be played there and then.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads STANFORD, CA — On March 11, 1948, the Ivorian polymath Frédéric Bruly Bouabré had a vision.
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Zuora's founder and CEO Tien Tzuo had a vision of a subscription economy long before most people ever considered the notion.
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I put it at the bottom because it's just not a record where I had a vision and saw it through.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Rudi Gernreich had a vision that society still hasn't fully caught up to.
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Andre had a vision for what we could be maybe before we even did and how he could fit with us.
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Early this year, when Nadja Swarovski was deciding how to celebrate the 2950th anniversary of Atelier Swarovski, she had a vision.
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His high school health records said that he had been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and had a vision disorder.
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The Tetrate founders, Jeevankumar told Business Insider, had a "vision for the microservices revolution in the networking, identity, and security layers."
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Butera mentioned that he had a vision to create a bipartisan caucus in the House that would focus on climate solutions.
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"Jeff and I both had a vision that if you put these two together, you could innovate much faster," said Stephenson.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Mshindi Mayenga, a hairdresser in the Tanzanian capital, had a vision to expand her business.
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For years, I had a vision of Bali in my mind as a sparkling, pristine paradise with empty stretches of beach.
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And then women in their 30s who had a vision of what their life should be like at 30 or 35.
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Waithe, known for her role on Master of None, had a vision to rectify Chicago's reputation through her beautifully flawed characters.
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So I'd be inaccurate if I suggested we had a vision that it could one day cause people to question car ownership.
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"I was very excited, but I already had a vision of it happening in January," he says, softly but matter-of-fact.
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She had a vision of using a graph database to help analysts with differing skill sets understand the underlying connections between events.
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He wanted to share it and pass it on, as he had a vision for the Loft to endure after his demise.
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He had a vision for the Invictus Games, and when he's got a vision, he's a driver — he drives people toward that vision.
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The actor said he decided to get help when he had a vision of what his life would look like if he continued.
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Soon afterward, Houston artist Hayes Parker recalls, Applewhite claimed to have had a vision during a walk on the beach in Galveston, Texas.
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"Shannon had a vision of a Sparkling Gold Cody and a Ghostly Blue Cody walking together down a country road," Brown tells Noisey.
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Since Stephens produced, wrote, and performed it herself, she clearly had a vision in mind and did not take shortcuts to get there.
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"I had a vision of a starving artist and it's almost this romanticized thing that kids do in college," Lowry told NBC Better.
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The Founding Fathers had a vision for the nation: that the president lead the country as a whole, as a unit, as one.
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You might also remember that last season, Bran had a vision of the Children creating the White Walkers a long, long time ago.
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"She had a vision in mind of what she wanted to see and wants to hit the ground running," Ms. Grisham said. Mrs.
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"I had a vision and a passion, but I never thought of myself as the only person who could save it," he said.
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"It is clear to me that the founders had a vision that the new museum would be an encyclopedic art museum," Bennett said.
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When Wokowa's grandfather and grandmother (Frank and Goldyne Green) moved to Seattle, they had a vision of owning a house on every block.
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Rowe claimed that Daybell had a "vision" from "angels" that Tammy would die years before her death in an interview with Fox 13.
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"We know that we had a vision for a good, quality event," Daniel Fisher, the director of the office, said in an interview.
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Jewel turned down a million dollar offer when she was homeless because she had a vision for the direction her music would take her.
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She also brought Jon back from the dead and knew he needed to live because she had a vision of him fighting at Winterfell.
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He says Ailes and Rupert Murdoch had a vision to bring a different type of news to people whose only option was "progressive" news.
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" It quickly became apparent "how passionate Adele was," said Ehrlich, "and that she had a vision for what she wanted to do with it.
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"When she originally called and booked the appointment, she had a vision of what she wanted," Torosian said of the inspiration behind the manicure.
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"When we had a vision of a pedestrian bridge, I thought it would be a great stage by which to grow community," he said.
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Nick Molnar was in his early twenties when he had a vision to turn an installment payments system into a millennial-friendly fintech sensation.
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Setting out to film the video for "Gummo" in the summer of 2017, the rapper 6ix9ine, then largely unknown, had a vision in mind.
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Bobbi Jean Three Legs, a young mother and long-distance runner from Standing Rock who had become active in the camp, had a vision.
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"I'd like to say I had a vision of environmental responsibility," Vigliotti told me, with a wink, about the origins of his new endeavor.
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When Melisandre shows up at Winterfell, she's clearly had a vision about what's to come, and also that she won't survive to see the morning.
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Bran, meanwhile, has had a vision that Jon is really the son of Rhaegar Targaryen, brother of Daenerys Targaryen, and Lyanna Stark, sister of Ned.
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"I had a vision, because I love a very soft romantic palette so lots of creams, light colors, touches of green with flowers," says Lipinski.
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"Alan's just an extraordinarily tenacious man who had a vision and wasn't going to stop until he saw it realized," says Austin Mayor Steve Adler.
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"I had a vision of myself being engaged with what I had encountered in the book in some sort of aesthetic manner," Mr. Fitch recalled.
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The friend said he had a vision of two angels who told him that they had lived and played in that spot for 1,000 years.
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Sure, she was psychic—and did that weird, lifeless gaze thing when she had a vision of the future—but she was just like us!
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Even after the Potter movies came out, I still had a vision of the title character that was different from old Deadspin friend Daniel Radcliffe.
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Then a potter called Marcelino Vicente Mulato had a vision of the devil that he translated into clay: another spontaneous reinvention of the cultural landscape.
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In the days leading up to Daybell&aposs death, Chad told his friend Julie Rowe he&aposd had a vision his wife would die soon.
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They had a vision that wasn't new, but it was new to me, about how you could create a mass radical movement step by step.
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Nixon was elected in 1968, and he had a vision, which was to end the liberal Warren court and replace it with a conservative court.
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He had a vision of making that model-building more about the math, while building a highly visual data science platform from the ground up.
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"Me and my siblings had a vision for this really cool event, a dream event we would love to get invited to," Cole Skory said.
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With fond memories of poke-eating in Hawaii as a kid, the Los Angeles native had a vision to bring the concept across the Pacific.
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Its scope was wide: Janet Jackson had a vision, and she was working with her usual collaborators, producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, to achieve it.
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"I had a vision for what I wanted, and I wanted to make sure we could execute that and not have any outside interruption," he said.
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"He wanted it to be truly special — and he had a vision," says jeweler Neil Lane, who worked with Phillippe, 40, on finding the perfect sparkler.
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"I had a vision, because I love a very soft romantic palette so lots of creams, light colors, touches of green with flowers," Lipinski told People.
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"I had a vision the other night," said Mary Hooks, the co-director of Southerners On New Ground, a gay and transgender rights group in Atlanta.
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He'd had a vision in a dream of a monastery on the rock in front of his cave and then had the audacity to build it.
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When Amazon launched in 1995 as a website that only sold books, founder Jeff Bezos had a vision for the company's explosive growth and ecommerce domination.
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It was that he had a vision of what it meant to make American great again, by making the Republicans a party for the nation again.
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There was something unusual and attractive about people who had a vision for how the industry could evolve and a green light to get it done.
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His wife, saying she had had a vision, took her husband's body in its coffin to the basement of a church where Mr. Bonnke was preaching.
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Lopez obviously couldn't get RiRi's present out of her mind and brought them to the set on the last day of shooting … and she had a vision.
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We had a vision, we had a strategy — to many people in this room, you might think having vision and strategy in a public company automatically happens.
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Ceausescu had a vision of a grand socialist metropolis, its centerpiece the 2300,21941-room Palace of Parliament, the largest office building in the world after the Pentagon.
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As a film student at U.C.L.A., while struggling to complete a script about vivisection, he took LSD and had a vision of the Buddha holding out a flower.
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Jamaica-based, Losing Patience director, Teeqs, heard the record upon the artist's request for feedback and immediately had a vision for the record's video, according to the artist.
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It was then that Cranston claims he had a vision, picturing himself as he "slammed her head against the brick wall" until her head had been smashed in.
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Box CEO Aaron Levie has always had a vision for the company that extended well beyond its earliest use case as way to transfer files between machines online.
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One day, he climbed onto the roof of the house, spotted a trash-filled shack in the corner of the back lot and had a vision of Lebialem.
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She says he told her he had a vision from God that she traveled overseas, that his sister in Russia could get a job in a hair salon.
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EDM Ghost Producer: A little over a year ago, my partner and I had a vision to build a platform to facilitate the transaction between ghost producers and artists.
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Shortly after she took her holy orders, she had a vision of marrying Christ in which he placed a wedding ring made of his own foreskin on her finger.
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WHEN Hisaaki Nakajima ran for mayor of Imabetsu, on the northernmost tip of Honshu, Japan's main island, he said he had a vision of a town of 2,000 people.
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"Walter had a vision of where the banking industry was going, and he had the courage and ability to act," former Chase CEO Bill Harrison said in a statement.
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Six months after he was born, after nearly dying from surgery, his mother said she had a vision and heard a voice urging her to keep the biblical commandments.
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"Herb just had a vision of what was needed and what should be done," said Bob Peters, a former coach at Bemidji State and a close friend of Brooks's.
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On February 7th, Middleton had a vision of Barker, in which she saw his head and shoulders on one side and her parents, who were dead, on the other.
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Going to Iran, I had a vision of putting a fist up to the Western racists face, but it somehow also became a democratic fight against the Iranian government.
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Working with DJ Cipha Sounds as their mentor, Nicole and Natalie always had a vision for what they wanted to do, but "Move Ya Body" set everything into motion.
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I had a vision of myself living in an endearing wooden house with a pool in the backyard, counting the stars every night and cooking in my 70s saucepans.
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As Americans, we have always valued the next great idea, we have always embraced ingenuity, and we have always had a vision to the future rather than the past.
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" Of her inspiration to purchase the unusual and snuggly seating option, Jenner says, "One day, I just had a vision about the entry room and knew exactly what it needed.
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Mariah Carey had a vision of suds, and it was all that she turned out to be: Even when she's indulging in some downtime, she's still operating at maximum Mimi.
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The idea originally came from a young nurse, who in the early 1900s had a vision that foresaw Poland's imminent demise if Jesus Christ would not be crowned its king.
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I had a vision of myself running six miles, then — in front of crowds of cheering onlookers — simply laying down in the middle of the road, unwilling and unable continue.
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"I had a vision of how I wanted to position myself in order to accomplish this, and the essays were extremely instrumental in helping me showcase myself accordingly," she explained.
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Former JP Morgan Chase CEO Bill Harrison, who worked closely with Shipley, said in a statement that he "had a vision of where the banking industry was going," Harrison said.
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When Phil Knight paid Carolyn Davidson $85033 to design the swoosh, he had a vision of where he wanted that image to live in the psychological space of consumer's mind.
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"We always had a vision that Signal would be used horizontally to surface business intelligence," he says — citing regulation tracking as one of the nascent use-cases it's interested in.
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"Thom was absolutely unique because he had a vision of what tattooing could be," said Don Ed Hardy, a former tattoo artist who also owns a clothing and accessories brand.
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One morning in 1972, the French author Jean Raspail was at his home on the Mediterranean coast when he had a vision of a million refugees clamoring to enter Europe.
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He had a vision for the Shuafat camp, where he was born and raised, that went beyond what could be imagined from within the very limited confines of the place.
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" Sterling said that while GoldieBlox is usually described as a toy company, she's always had a vision for the Goldie character to become someone who would "inspire girls around the world.
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A teen-age girl, Anna (Galatéa Bellugi), claims to have had a vision—an apparition, in Church parlance—of the Virgin Mary, and only one of them is available for interview.
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We had a vision in mind for our wedding (vintage, industrial) and had talked about possibly choosing a brewery as a venue, and we landed on the perfect choice using thisopenspace.
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Zuora launched in 2007, long before most people had even heard of subscription revenue, but founder Tien Tzuo had a vision of a changing software market that was ahead of its time.
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It was mostly that I had a vision of what I wanted the Land of the Dead to look like, and it took a lot of work to realize that on-screen.
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Before they knew which kind of product they would build, the founders of Anduril had a vision to create a real-world Stark Industries, the fictional defense company of Iron Man fame.
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"Today we remember Al Golin, a man who had a vision for McDonald's and made us proud to tell our story," the company said in a message on Twitter after he died.
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Yet McCain is clearly the sort of politician who once wanted a legacy; he had a vision of how he would be a president who would not just follow the party line.
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"She understands that the pop music industry at the time had a vision for her and she chose to put on that bikini for the photo shoot and she was okay with it."
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I was in an opposite type of business and she had a vision of what she wanted to do and she followed her vision and basically said, 'Mom, you've got to trust me.
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"I didn't really know what I was getting into, I just had a vision and I was excited about where that would take me," New York-based Anyadiegwu told CNN in an interview.
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"I had a vision, because I love a very soft romantic palette so lots of creams, light colors, touches of green with flowers," Lipinski told PEOPLE in the weeks leading up the event.
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In the 1980s a handful of home brewers had a vision: to create a choice of full-flavored beers unlike the mass-produced beers that had come to dominate the American beer market.
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I had a vision of policing, shared by others of my generation, that looked beyond the stultifying bureaucracy, the curdled cynicism and the sheer indifference that characterized a lot of police work then.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The moment Joanna Acevedo first set foot in a boxing gym, she had a vision of herself standing in the ring, wearing gloves and trading blows with an opponent.
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Mark and I gave our first ever public interview, on not this stage but on your stage, and Mark had a vision and a mission for what it is to connect the world.
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Without LSD, I don't think that these people would have had a vision of how to do this, so the world we're living in now has totally been influenced by the use of LSD.
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I definitely wanted to showcase some kind of relationship, because that was important to me... I had a vision in mind for what our actors would be, and they did a great job casting.
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"I had a vision of a beautiful family and all the things that come with raising children and being a mother," Mangano, 59, tells Good Housekeeping about her marriage to aspiring singer Tony Mirrane.
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The author traces Jones' inflated sense of his importance to his mother, who claimed she was reincarnated from great people and had a vision that she'd give birth to the greatest man ever born.
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According to a recent report in The Atlantic, Trump and his daughter, White House advisor Ivanka Trump, had a vision of a historic Rose Garden ceremony to sign a background checks bill into law.
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I just had a vision while I was peeing about my merch[...] I used to have visions of being a star all the time, but I never knew I wanted to be a rapper.
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He was a humanist who had a vision of creating a new world from the ashes of what France and even Europe had become at that point, in the late 1500s or early 1600s.
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" Mr. Case said that after "birthing a wildly successful start-up within the Smithsonian," Mr. Bunch had "a vision for driving cross-institutional collaboration to create a virtual Smithsonian that can reach everybody, everywhere.
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And while that sounds like far too much for Dimon or even J.P. Morgan to tackle alone, the CEO had a vision for how businesses should "step up" in the face of faltering policy.
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Even from that point, it was clear that this company was never about a battle racing game, or a ... You know, we already had a vision for the next product, even back in 2100.
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W: My dad has always been the creative one when it comes to that so he had a vision and once he figured out how to attach the pom-poms, we were off and running.
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But then when I got here, and was able to speak to coach, it was very evident that she wanted me, she had a vision for our team, and I was a part of that.
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"Mel was a gay man, and he had a vision for the theater; he did these really wonderful repertory programs during the summer," says Anita Monga, who took over programming duties after Mel passed away.
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Alex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services, said on Thursday that the administration had a vision for "reforming the American health care system" that would shrink, not expand, the federal role.
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When Rolf Schrömgens co-founded travel site Trivago, he had a vision for the type of company he wanted to work for — which is one reason he doesn't force his employees to come to work.
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She also claimed Prince told her the real reason he didn't want to release his famous "Black Album" was because he'd taken drugs, and had a vision of God ... who told him to shelve the project.
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When she was young Mariam had a vision of herself as an emergency room doctor, quick and clear in command, calm under pressure, compassionate with her patients, an example to her colleagues and immaculate in scrubs.
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Most versions of the story include an Ojibwe man who had a vision about receiving instructions for a particular dress and dance that would help heal a young girl who was sick, according to Indian Country Today.
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"I had a vision of what I'd like this dress to be, so I asked a young man in my church who is an artist to sketch it and I took it to the dressmaker," she shares.
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"We had a vision of a city in which you can walk around and art plays a fundamental role for everyone and not just a few people who go into art galleries," curator Giulia Ambrogi told Mashable.
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Yacoub had a vision impairment due to albinism, and had a hard time seeing the font on our laptops, so Steve went to her house and installed a huge screen so she could see the lessons better.
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On the roof of his squat one evening, Dun says he had a vision of Arthur Rimbaud, the blazing teenager of French poetry who came to London with his older lover, the poet Paul Verlaine, in 1872.
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Back in 206, when the city incorporated, it had a vision of being the next-but-better Palm Springs, with meticulously planned middle-class homesites emanating out to the horizon from the white pagodas of Central Park.
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Nevertheless, "I had a vision for how it could be a great studio," Marcus said recently, ahead of the opening of his current solo show, "Go Hang a Salami Im a Lasagna Hog," at David Kordansky Gallery.
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Senator McCain had a vision of a world order based on human freedom that also reflected a keen sense of American comparative advantage in a world of strategic competition with authoritarian great powers like China and Russia.
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By 2001, Glencore had a vision for the entity: Xstrata would become a miner in its own right through asset purchases, and would sell its commodities to buyers through Glencore, in a close and mutually beneficial partnership.
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So Podhoretz got in his car and drove, a little under the influence, to a farmhouse he had bought in Delaware County, and it was there, in the early spring of 19593, that he had a vision.
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We also had a vision of a woman who comes home tired from work, and there is a book waiting for her, and it doesn't matter what it looks like because she knows she will enjoy it.
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" Alessandra Bettari, the chief executive of the brand, said that she expected "the creation of very clever collections" and that the Meiers had "a vision which is modern, cohesive, and in touch with what is relevant now.
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Containers were barely a thing back then, but the founders had a vision of what was coming down the pike and their bet has paid off in a big way as the company now has first-mover advantage.
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Dubai (CNN Business)Saudi Arabia's young crown prince had a vision for his kingdom: a country with a diversified economy, a booming tourism and entertainment industry and a budding tech hub with some of the world's biggest names.
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"About two weeks ago, Alex had some kind of a breakdown and came to us and said he had a vision from God and that he thought the world was going to end on June 3," he said.
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After Trump did his Clinton-accuser press conference, I had a vision of an evening of screams about sexual transgressions while tens of millions of viewers covered their ears, rocking back and forth in their seats and moaning.
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In a recent piece for Vox, Thiru Vignarajah, a lawyer who worked for Rosenstein at the US Attorney's Office in Maryland, argued that Rosenstein had a vision of law enforcement that greatly differed from that of Jeff Sessions.
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As a young man, Curly had a vision enjoining him to be humble: to dress simply, to keep nothing for himself, and to put the needs of the tribe, especially of its most vulnerable members, before his own.
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The Republican source and the source close to Manigault-Newman said she'd had a vision for the Monday event in Atlanta that consisted of what now seems implausible: President Trump addressing the country from the pulpit of Ebenezer Baptist Church.
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When I started Dubspot 11 years ago, I had a vision of building a place where I could learn to create music while at the same time being around like-minded individuals who were also trying to do the same.
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A real hungry artist who had a vision and a mission to express himself in whatever medium he was working in, whether it was as an actor, as a director, as a poet, as a recording artist, as a photographer.
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"She had a vision, and she saw it much more clearly and earlier than other people did," said Bretton Alexander, director of business development and strategy for Blue Origin, the space transportation company owned by Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com.
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Together with the director Oscar Fritz Schuh and the set designer and librettist Caspar Neher, von Einem had a vision of rehabilitating Salzburg as a nexus of cutting-edge artists, a "Weimar of the 123th century," as Neher wrote in 1948.
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A. R. Bernard, the pastor of the Christian Cultural Center, has had a vision for his underutilized parcel near Jamaica Bay: to construct an urban village, as he calls it, of affordable housing, local shops and a new performing arts center.
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At the end of 2017, as her divorce from ex-husband Tarek was about be finalized, and a new relationship with British TV presenter Ant Anstead was just beginning to blossom, the Flip or Flop star had a vision for the year ahead.
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"I think Satya really had a vision for making this a purpose-driven place and also an exceptional place for people to work, and so I thought, 'What a great chance to go do that,'" she said in a conversation with Capossela.
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She said that we'll really feel its effects while we're Christmas shopping ("I actually had a vision of people fighting over high heels") and in our relationships ("by hook or by crook, it could be the straw that breaks the camel's back in some relationships").
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Tijani and his business partner had a vision of creating a tech business district and persuaded the government and a local cable provider to install fiber optic cables on their street providing affordable and fast Wi-Fi access to anyone within the hub's vicinity.
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By his account, Manuela Hauser had a vision of this LA outpost of their international business that would be more of an arts center, with amenities like a restaurant and bookstore, and also an educational component with a head of education employed in house.
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"She was a big decision maker at that point, and she had a vision for the L.P.G.A. doing a little more big business than they were doing," Judy Rankin, a golfer who turned pro in the early 1960s, told The Baltimore Sun in 2014.
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This began happening as he fled the White Walker attack itself and seems to have been kicked into an even higher gear as of the final episode of season six, when Bran touched a weirwood tree near the Wall and had a vision of Jon Snow's birth.
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Exclusive 8 Photos View Slide Show ' The British-born painter and sculptor Matthew Ritchie had a vision years ago for 16 Desbrosses Street: to transform the former textile warehouse on a cobblestone block in TriBeCa into an affordable live-work artists' community that fostered creativity and collaboration.
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It's all spelled in a new lawsuit obtained by TMZ Sports ... where the Phillies say back in 1978, then Exec VP Bill Giles had a vision for a "green, fat, furry, big-nosed" mascot -- and they worked with a design firm called Harrison/Erickson Incorporated to make the Phanatic.
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"My uncle had a vision of doing a big, tall building to put Queens on the map on the condo scene," said the younger Mr. Xu. Skyline Tower will stand 778 feet tall and is poised to grab the Citicorp tower's mantle as the tallest building in Queens.
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"Leila had a vision about bringing the dignity of work and the promise of a living wage to the world's most vulnerable," Kennedy Odede, the founder and chief executive of Shining Hope for Communities, a grass-roots organization in Kenya that has worked with Samasource, said by email.
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WEINER: AND BEYOND THE ALIGNMENT ON PURPOSE, SATYA HAD A VISION HERE FOR LINKEDIN TO OPERATE AS AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY, MUCH IN THE SAME WAY AS SAY A YOUTUBE, A WHATSAPP, AN INSTAGRAM, THAT HAVE ALL GONE ON TO EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS AND IMPACT ON A GLOBAL BASIS FOLLOWING THEIR ACQUISITIONS.
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Bhaskar Sunkara, editor and publisher of Jacobin magazine, told Ezra Klein last week: What really captivated me about Bernie Sanders in particular was the idea that he constantly not only had a vision of the kind of reforms he wanted but he focused on antagonism as a way to get there.
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The best argument for him as a presidential candidate was that he had a vision for what the Republican Party ought to be, and maybe running for president would give him enough of a platform to start putting that vision into place five, 10, or 20 years down the road.
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I expect Robert to throw a tantrum, either about seeing Julian or about his frozen assets, but instead he sits down with Frances and gives her compliments about her gallery and says how nice it is that she had a vision and was able to see it through — hinting at the downfall of his own Fun Space idea.
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Lorenzo Sozzi, who designed the cover with the rapper, tells TMZ ... Lil Nas X had a vision of the art for the album -- the rapper leaving a dystopian world for a futuristic world -- so X actually put out an open call to artists to come up with his vision, and Sozzi is the one who nailed it.
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Fabriken Furillen An imposing former factory building on the site of an old limestone quarry might not sound particularly inviting, but photographer Johan Hellstrom had a vision for what it could become, and he turned this industrial patch of land into a high-end escape (about an hour's drive northeast of Visby) after purchasing the abandoned factory in 260.
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The caves, whose ceilings are covered in hundreds of little Buddha portraits to convey Buddha's infinite nature, date back to the year 366, when a monk named Le Zun went for a walk in the desert, had a vision of a thousand Buddhas bathed in a golden light, and was inspired to dig a shrine out of sandstone.
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Company co-founder and CTO Serge Barysiuk says the startup has had a vision for some time that sales documents would be more interactive than a static PDF or Word document, and they have invested a lot of resources into building a more interactive document editor, while enabling the sales team to see usage statistics like document opens, time on pages and so forth.
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But Ginsburg (and her co-author, Lauren Holtzblatt, who's a rabbi at Adas Israel in Washington, DC) focus on the role of "five brave women" who played an important role in the story — Moses's mother and sister; two midwives who refused Pharaoh's orders to kill Jewish babies; and Pharaoh's daughter, who rescued and adopted Moses: These women had a vision leading out of the darkness shrouding their world.
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Because he had a vision of a Monday Morning in America when citizens would wake up to find they were in the process of realizing their dreams, poverty was being addressed in a way that lifted individuals out of it, jobs were there for those who needed them, and citizens were no longer paying 35 to 85033 percent of their income to a self-serving government in Washington.
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At the end of 2017's IT, young Beverly (Sophia Lillis) reveals to the rest of the Losers Club kids — Bill Denbrough (Jaeden Martell), Eddie Kaspbrak (Jack Dylan Grazer), Richie Tozier (Finn Wolfhard), Stanley Uris (Wyatt Olef), Ben Hanscom (Jeremy Ray Taylor), and Mike (Chosen Jacobs) — that while she was possessed by Pennywise she had a vision that as adults they'd all come back together and fight him again.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser had a vision and was widely admired, even beloved; Sadat struggled to convince Egyptians of his "state of institutions"—mostly because he did not mean it—and the switch to a commercial economy, but he was the "Hero of the Crossing" of the Suez Canal in 1973 and thus had legitimacy at least for a time; Mubarak had no vision, but over time he learned how to manage Egypt.
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He had a vision that had a cost aspect of it, to be able to be cost-competitive with Amazon, to partner with vendors to create these stores within stores, to refocus on the training and culture of the employees so that you or I could go into a Best Buy store ... And not feel like we're ... And just actually learn because we need to touch and feel, and that company's been a great turnaround.
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I ate it up, and I never had a vision that I could do it after growing up listening to radio, and then I did it, and then I wanted to do nothing else, and then I finally got a job, traveled - this is where it&aposs similar to Howard Stern, I started traveling around the country, and I lived five years in Rhode Island, five years in California, two years in Alabama, four years in Georgia.
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