Sentence examples for I imagine when from inspiring English sources

"I imagine when she's older I'll take the when-you-earn-your-own-money-you-can-buy-what-you-like route.

Perfection is reserved for the sentences that I imagine when there is no paper or keyboard at hand.

"I imagine when the chicks hatch, which should happen in another two weeks, it's going to be even harder not to".

I imagine when Tim talked of the warmest side of human nature he was referring to the priests who set up soup kitchens, and the Catholic priest who tried to move a dying man to the refugee compound.

The crowd admiring the artwork and chatting was the sort I imagine when I'm trudging through the sleet on a February night in Manhattan: tanned and well-dressed Miami professionals ranging from their 20s to their 40s.

Throughout the book, Dr. Slater said, she signaled readers by using phrases like "maybe" and "along these lines" or "I imagine" when she approximated an experiment, strayed from fact into speculation or took some literary license.

Also, getting movies through the Internet has proved more difficult than I imagined when I wrote that piece.

This was not what I imagined when we moved to our woodsy neighborhood.

These actors are not who I imagined when I wrote the book, but I feel as if they are reincarnations of people I've known intimately.

This was some compensation for the disappointment of discovering that Greece is not the land of philosophers and sages that I imagined when studying classics at school or philosophy at Manchester.

This was hardly what I imagined when I was thinking of "farm to table" cuisine!