Sentence examples for Imagine if he could from inspiring English sources

"Imagine if he could run and jump".

Imagine if he could have bought him off with a peerage a few years ago: suppose Ukip had been led by Tim Congdon, the economist Farage beat to return to the leadership after a one-year gap in 2010, or by Paul Nuttall, currently Farage's deputy.

Imagine if he could've been a Middle-earth hero.

Now imagine if he could post his results on the internet and build off of the threaded walls of thousands of other people.

Imagine if he did become president: he could be telling the world, in a live broadcast from the Oval Office, that he had, on a whim, pre-emptively launched a nuclear strike on Belgium, and no one would pay any attention because we would all be transfixed by his hair.

Could you imagine if he was in the States, what it would mean?" Iginla will become a restricted free agent after this season, and his $1.7 million salary could triple.

On his walks he became furtive, nervous; he imagined that if he could catch her at her easel, her brush in her hand, painting a picture of the known world, he might — he might what?

In my view Blair, having found the tackling of social exclusion to be more arduous and time-consuming than he imagined, decided that if he couldn't fix Britain, then maybe he could fix the world instead.

Moyes instead embarked on an anecdote imbued with the kind of small detail which made it one destined to become another small part of the storied history of this club; of how Ferguson had telephoned to ask him around to his Wilmslow home – ostensibly, as Moyes imagined it, to ask if he could pinch one of his players.

Asked if he could imagine an Egyptian president who was a Christian woman, he paused.

I asked him if he could imagine having an Azeri friend.