31.   He said that Mr Lang appeared to have a vision of a local government closely identified with communities.

32.   Enthusing about his prodigy, Prof Morgan has visions of dominating the American market.

33.   And I had visions of it s on the south corner of Wales.

34.   Does the Oxford Forestry Institute have a programme of education for the ordinary members of the public to enable them to have this vision of their assets.

35.   Allbaugh is older and burlier than a typical centerfold, but Bush had a vision.

36.   Allen said the manuscript contained an account of a trip to Michigan to buy guns that ended when Mezlekia had a mystical vision.

37.   Although Carolina did not select its head coach, Dom Capers, as quickly as Jacksonville did, both teams had similar visions for long-range achievements.

38.   Although glass makers have visions of self-cleaning skyscrapers and windshields, both Pilkington and PPG are concentrating on the residential market first.

39.   America is prosperous and secure today because Cold War internationalists, with broad public support, had a vision of the world they wanted to create.

40.   Although she initially draws a blank, Annie begins having visions of the unlucky young woman, wrapped in a chain like a waterlogged Southern-belle Jacob Marley.