Bran has a vision of the White Walkers reaching Eastwatch.
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She has a vision that might be beyond their grasp.
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She has a vision, and she's really good at it.
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has a vision for healthcare.
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"He has a vision on his legacy," Van Wagenen said.
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He has a vision and can sense what people are gravitating towards.
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You can just sort of assume he has a vision or something!
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The system has a vision range of 1,000 meters, the company says.
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She definitely has a vision for things ahead of every red carpet.
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Patrick Herning has a vision for the future of plus-size shopping.
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Do voters believe that he has a vision and a plan for America?
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TuSimple says its camera-based system has a vision range of 1,000 meters.
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Marianne has a vision of fixing ourselves from within—there's a parallel there.
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Emilia Clarke has a vision for Westeros, and it involves equal opportunity nudity.
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He has a vision for America and that's why he has my vote.
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Josh Bocanegra has a vision for the future, and it involves eternal life.
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Undeniably, he has a vision and is willing to sacrifice everything for it.
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This guy has a vision for where he wants to take the country.
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During premiere "October Country," Sabrina has a vision about the day of her birth.
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Assange already has a vision for what he'll do when the official news arrives.
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When Conte has a vision for something he wants to create, he becomes obsessive.
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With Hyperloop, Musk has a vision to change the way people travel between cities.
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"He has a vision for the future of Michigan," she said of El-Sayed.
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Early in season 3 of the AMC series Preacher, Tulip (Ruth Negga) has a vision.
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Colorado, or a loft in Brooklyn, where a (white) artisan, who has a vision of
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Mark Zuckerberg has a vision for the future, and it involves a lot less stuff.
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Brown said he has a vision for the Command to be a couple hundred people.
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"It's me, it's Pinault, it's Walt Disney, it's anyone who has a vision," Mr. Hirst said.
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It all started in "Chapter One: October Country" when Sabrina has a vision while taking a bath.
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They want a party that has a vision for America and the drive to see it through.
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Trump has a vision of American workers pouring back into factories to make machinery and tangible goods.
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Tawil sees Trump's snub as a shame most of all because he has a vision for the Republicans.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has a vision: He wants to get humans to Mars as soon as possible.
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"It is far from clear that Trump has a vision of India and where it fits," says Ganguly.
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Edwina von Gal, a landscape architect, has a vision of a new lawn to match the changing times.
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The question is whether Mr Abiy has a vision for the economy beyond the part-sale of public enterprises.
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When Alaska Reid has a vision, there's nothing that will stop her from seeing it through until the end.
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Kelp farmer Bren Smith has a vision: 2000,000 ocean farms dotting coastlines across the globe, surrounded by conservation zones.
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Here's a look at the week's tech news: Mark Zuckerberg has a vision that he'd like Congress to share.
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The report also identifies "brand purpose, " where a company has a vision beyond just what they sell, as important.
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China has a vision, a grand strategy, for not only the Asia-Pacific but for Eurasia as a whole.
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Bloch has a vision for Trump, one separate from the political lens of her new role as a first daughter.
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But like many other starry-eyed entrepreneurs, Kickster has a vision and for its leader, that might be just enough.
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Peter sets off to find the missing leader, and discovers a cave where he has a vision of his wife.
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Jim Cramer has a vision of what the future of Twitter could be, and if it were paired with Salesforce.
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Musk has a vision of mass transit that has "pods" that transport up to 16 passengers at $1 per person.
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Obviously she'll do other things to try to convince the public she has a vision of change for the better.
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Steiner has a vision of a decentralized, multi-chain future, but is also diligently building that future through new tools.
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Randy Stephenson, the CEO of AT&T, has a vision that he has spent more than $100 billion to realize.
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In fact, Fox has a vision all worked out, with 3D-printing technology that is almost up to the task.
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She has a vision for me which sometimes might be different from what I'm used to wearing for so many years.
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Postie, a new Los Angeles-based startup, has a vision for the future of advertising and marketing — and it's direct mail.
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But the territorial government has a vision for the 26,000 square miles that emphasizes exploitation of gas, coal and other minerals.
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"She not only has a vision for America and foreign affairs, but she's already accomplished a lot in that area," Ryan said.
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Beyond offering hardware that simply works and ties into newer types of payment, Mswipe has a vision of additional services for merchants.
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China has a vision around the future of healthcare and is embracing telehealth, so we are partnering on teleradiology, telepathology and teleoncology.
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David Mayman has a vision for personal aviation that he's spent the past dozen years and millions of his personal fortune chasing.
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But no matter what the future holds for these companies, it's clear that Luxembourg has a vision for its place in it.
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Rome offered a fresh start: "The Union is starting up again ... and has a vision for the next 10 years," he said.
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"The president has a vision of one united Nigeria and is prepared to do everything to keep it as one," he said.
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At the party, as his depressive philosophy professor father, Greg Boatwright (Tim Robbins), delivers an uncomfortably pessimistic speech, Ramon has a vision.
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He has a vision that animates his ideas, one based not in the pure world of numbers, but in concepts borrowed from physics.
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Boykin adds that many couples fight because each person has a vision of who they thought their partner would be as a parent.
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Peele has a vision "Us" on its own is an already critically acclaimed horror film, predicted to scare up major box office receipts.
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" She has a vision of a sort of huge golem that haunted her as a girl: "He speaks with all the gone voices.
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As they make their way out through air shafts, Juan has a vision of Pakal: is he reprimanding them or showing them the way?
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Netlify has a vision of changing the way we develop websites, making it simpler to connect the front-end design to backend services execution.
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AI still can't comprehend words the way it comprehends images, but LeCun already has a vision for what the ultimate Jarvis might look like.
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If this tells us anything, it is that China has a vision of the Gulf based on downplaying regional rivalries rather than exploiting them.
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The Israeli guitarist Gilad Hekselman has a vision of modern jazz that's harmonically fluent but not averse to simple melody or gentle, approachable effect.
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Or the primaries and caucuses might produce a winning candidate who has a vision of how to be heard over the President's rhetorical bombs.
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Back in season 6, episode 5, Bran has a vision where he experiences the creation of the Night King by the Children of the Forest.
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The program has a vision to provide opportunity and to inspire role models and leaders who can make a difference to Australia and the world.
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GoPro finally has a vision again — it's all about storytelling and ease of use — and not about blindly releasing as many new models as possible.
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My husband has a vision impairment, so I'm the driver in the family, but, usually, new average-height people we meet assume he's the driver.
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Randall L. Stephenson, AT&T's chief executive, has a vision for the future if regulators approve his company's blockbuster $53 billion bid for Time Warner.
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The company recently hired former SAP CEO Bill McDermott as its CEO, and he has a vision to take ServiceNow to $10 billion in revenue.
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Built up in the 1960s when IBM arrived, the center has begun to show its age, but Mr. D'Alessandro has a vision for its revitalization.
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Teixeira, who has lived in developing nations around the world and has familial roots in agriculture, has a vision for how Markit Opportunity can scale globally.
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But whether or not Hannah should have become a mother, "Latching" has a vision, true to her character, about how she would have become a mother.
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Bada$$ ultimately has a vision of a multicolored face with the sun in one eye, the moon in the other, and the world on his ear.
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But Indonesia, which lies within that triangle, has a vision that doesn't match the proposals of Japan and the United States, which are both associated with containing China.
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Committee Chairman Jim Risch, R-Idaho, said that Biegun has a vision of where the U.S. wants to take the talks and that progress was made in Vietnam.
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Solomon has a "vision for building a socially-conscious music business focused on one of America's most serious public health crisis: the addiction epidemic," according to the website.
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She has a vision of the deceased Khal Drogo and their unborn son, but in the end she leaves them to answer the distress call of the baby dragon.
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" Fatemi says that Cuban "has a vision for what he believes the future will be and he's got the grit and understanding of what it takes to get there.
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President Trump has a vision of US foreign policy that has been influenced by his team of generals -- especially Defense Secretary James Mattis -- but not entirely shaped by it.
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"President Trump has a vision of ensuring policies are in place that support a growing economy and the American worker, including our great manufacturers," he said in a statement.
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Selassie has a vision of Simonides, along with a character from "Aida" and a ghost, in a surreal penultimate scene that seemed the only misstep in this majestic novel.
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Billie Eilish has a vision of what hell is really like ... tarring and feathering herself on the set of her upcoming music video ... and the images will stick with you!!!
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What makes Photomyne interesting, too, is that it has a vision of being more than just another scanning utility – it also wants to help users create live, shareable digital archives.
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"It is a difficult market, but we now have a company in the ownership of Dalzell that has a vision of what they want to achieve," she told Sky News.
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The Republican Party has a vision to lift up women of all backgrounds, and we understand that we have much more work ahead of us to make this a reality.
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It has become clear that Beijing has a vision of a technological future that builds on innovation by its firms for both economic strength and strict control of its citizenry.
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Sitting in the darkness watching them, the commissar (Nonna Mordyukova) has a vision: a flash-forward of Jews, wearing Nazi-era stars on their clothes, marching to a death camp.
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When Daenerys visits the House of the Undying in A Clash of Kings, she has a vision in which her brother Rhaegar says a lot of seemingly nonsensical things to her.
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Immediately following the opening credits (oh boy, did I miss that music), Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) has a vision of a horde of White Walkers making their way across a plain.
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One of the things that people look for when buying a show is whether it can continue and is a business asset with legs that has a vision toward the future.
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One of several 221 Democrats to unveil a climate proposal ahead of a CNN climate forum on Wednesday, Harris has a vision for how she'd get the country to carbon neutrality.
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I'm focused on someone that I know is a do-er, someone that, like myself, has a dream, has a vision, and brings it to a reality by working super, super hard.
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Cage clearly has a vision for his universes, but his storylines frequently overlook the quieter, everyday strengths of smaller human moments and overshadow them with dramatically inert and breathtakingly inexplicable narrative turns.
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He actually has a vision, and he expresses that vision, and the legislative work it would take to get there, as a cure for the misery of trying to survive in America.
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But even I have caught on to a simpler numerical pattern in the first season of "Here and Now": Every three episodes, toward the end of the hour, Ramon has a vision.
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He has a vision of opening legal marijuana stores in his old neighborhood, but the residents of Compton voted in a special election in January to ban marijuana businesses within the city.
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The figure is derived from Giotto's "The Dream of Joachim," in which the sainted father of the Virgin has a vision of an angel announcing the immanent pregnancy of his wife, Anne.
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It felt strange that the maker of After Hours has a vision of New York that is so corny, so unhip as having young people operate at a speed faster than drugged swagger.
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"Rwanda has a vision to become a technology hub for East Africa and ultimately the whole continent of Africa," said William Hetzler, a founder of Zipline, which is based in this seaside town.
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Oscar Health has a vision of fairer prices for consumers SpaceX launching spaceships to Mars next year Silicon Valley tech bubble is larger than it was in 2000, and the end is coming
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Mr. Licht has a vision, too, for "The Late Show" to stand out in a crowded field — "It's us versus the Jimmys," he said — and to make topical humor one of its defining features.
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Redstone believes Bakish should succeed Moonves because he has executed on his turnaround plan and has a vision for the combined company that he is excited about, the people familiar with the situation said.
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His presence in the U.S not only elevates the league's reputation, but due to his passion for youth, local development, Atlanta has a manager who has a vision that can help the city's multicultural talent.
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The show then jumps forward a month, showing that everything is starting to get back to normal, until Will coughs up a slug-like creature and has a vision of the world he just escaped.
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The other big thing that happens with the Hound in the Game of Thrones Season 7 premiere is that he looks into the flames and has a vision of the undead marching on the Wall.
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In doing so, she has also made clear she has a vision of how to overcome the inevitable backlash that is very different from the strategy that guided Democrats in the last round of reform.
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He's steadily rising to the top of the ranks and is slated to become a prominent leader, but during a retreat, he has a vision about the religion's founder that leads him to question everything.
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They have to demonstrate that they are a party that is not, in fact, beholden to big interests, as Sanders has argued, and has a vision that will translate into real economic gains for all Americans.
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PHILADELPHIA — Bernie Sanders has a vision for the future of the Democratic National Committee in the post-Debbie Wasserman Schultz era, but he's not yet willing to get into too many specifics while the convention rages on.
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Devin Wenig, eBay president and CEO, told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " on Thursday that he has a vision for how artificial intelligence will help eBay ahead of the commerce field in the next three to four years.
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While FX hasn't yet ordered a season seven, it's likely they will —and Murphy already has a vision for it, reports EW. We presume it will star his perennial favorites, including Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, and Lily Rabe.
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We have now a major player as a top partner of the IOC —- Intel Corp — very much into esports precisely because Intel has a vision of seeing the Games delivered in a new, smarter and more engaging way.
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"I think he has a vision for uniting the country, for bringing the country back to a place where we can have conversations and make decisions about hate without racism being part of the mix," she told Hill.
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" But Louisville also has another story to tell: "We have 30,215 job openings," said Fischer, and for the best of reasons: Louisville has "a vision for how a city can be a platform for human potential to flourish.
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Roper told reporters in Washington, DC, that the service has a vision for its current bomber fleet, which constitutes turning the bomber force — the B-52 Stratofortress, B-1 Lancer or B-2 Spirit — into "something else" in the future.
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That person will need to convince the board that he or she has a vision for taking Disney to even greater heights, even as the company faces unprecedented disruption, particularly at ESPN, which has long served as Disney's financial engine.
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While firmly in favor of membership, Law and Justice has a vision of the European Union similar to the British one — a union of nation states trading freely with one another but not interfering in domestic politics or national culture.
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Read more about Mentat on TechCrunch Women Who Code – Supporting the growth of female engineers Women Who Code has a vision that a mixture of data and community can help not only increase the presence of women in tech but improve their wellbeing.
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The debates, which come at a critical moment when the polls have significantly tightened, gives her a big opportunity to demonstrate that she has a vision—that the expertise, that the data, that the political experience all add up so something bigger.
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At a time when our country is being increasingly divided by fear, racism and violence, more than ever we need an attorney general who will unite and lead on law enforcement and justice issues and who has a vision for everyone in America.
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But her main task is to try and convince Americans who don't like or trust her — and polls show there are a huge number of these people — that she is the only legitimate candidate and that she has a vision for taking the country forward.
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In a footnote within the motion filed Thursday, Cosby's attorneys say he is "legally blind" -- which means he has a vision of 20/200 or less in the better eye, according to the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind -- and has registered with the state Commission.
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It's hard to tell how BCIs will affect the world this early in the game, but the American conceptual artist and self-described "experimental philosopher" Jonathon Keats has a vision of this mind-controlled future—and wants you to become a part of it.
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"Durable Capital Partners LP has a vision to identify and invest in promising early stage growth companies and invest in teams that have bold ideas but can also execute at a world-class level and build much larger companies," said Ellenbogen in a statement.
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But Ms. Serre, who imagined a post-climate-change apocalyptic landscape populated by survivors deep in a green- and lavender-lit series of wine caverns on the outskirts of Paris — she clearly has a vision all her own, and it has both currency and electricity.
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"We start with a founder that has a vision about an industry or a market and how they're going to change it, and then we match that with a market we think could be disruptive, that's large, growing fast and is ready for change," said Chen.
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It got worse as she tried to build to a killer line about the United Kingdom moving forward in the world: "It's the Conservative Party that has a vision of an open, global self-confident Britain ..." She paused, distracted as a lone figure approached the podium.
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Campbell said she decided to take a role in "a government and an administration under someone who I don't always agree with" because she believes the Office of Federal Student Aid has "a vision that's borrower- and student-focused" when it comes to the NextGen plan.
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The initial focus post-deal is to supercharge the Red Dot business through shared tech, networks and expertise, but, further down the line, le Moal has a vision of going deeper into fintech and financial services to offer products such as consumer credit, as it has done in India.
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"When I think of Sagittarius, I think of someone that is always optimistic and has a vision of what they want to do and where they want to go," said Gat, who said it makes sense that Sansa is a Sag because they're so good at looking at the big picture.
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Launched in 2006, Porter is a regional Canadian airline that serves Eastern Canada, as well as New York, Boston, Chicago and Washington, DC. The company has a vision of returning aviation to its former prestige, with flight attendants dressed in vintage attire and guests treated to complimentary beer, wine and snacks.
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The large bandwidth of Wi-Fi is critical because Cozmo's brain is on the phone and while the robot has a vision system for "seeing" its environment, the interpretation of that data, along with every single animation (on the face and throughout Cozmo's truck-like body), comes from the phone, via the Cozmo app.
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Writing about Taste of Cherry's triumphant Cannes debut (it won the Palme d'Or), Stephen Holden of the New York Times summed up a crucial facet of Kiarostami's filmmaking ability, as evidenced in both these films: Mr. Kiarostami, like no other filmmaker, has a vision of human scale that is simultaneously epic and precisely minuscule.
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Well — and the spoilers begin here — essentially Adams's novel offers a portrait of a political founding, the establishment of a new homeland by a band of rabbit adventurers who escape from a doomed warren when one of their number, a mystic named Fiver, has a vision of its destruction at the hands of developers.
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They have a country of 1.3 billion people; they've got a leader who has unrestricted power as such for some time to come for as long as he wants, who has a vision of where he wants to take his country, it's going to have very little difference of opinion on how he gets there.
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Henry has a vision that suggests he was once in captivity, in a suspiciously similar setup to the way the Shawshank guards found The Kid in Episode 1, but his investigation into the man who was once a suspect in his case turns up a dead perp, a creepy barber, and his own missing case file.
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Mr. Trump has a vision of the Democratic Party as radical and violent that he often shares in public and private, as he did this week when he told a group of Evangelical leaders at the White House that Democrats "will overturn everything that we've done and they'll do it quickly and violently" if Republicans lose control of Congress in the midterm elections.
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"Ultimately if you have a court that has a vision of America that is narrow, that is not reflective of the changing demographics and the needs of the country, then the Constitution becomes a stale document and the Supreme Court becomes viewed as partisan and political," Vanita Gupta, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, a coalition of civil rights groups opposing Kavanaugh's nomination, said in an interview Monday.
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