Sentence examples for So picture from inspiring English sources

"So picture a car company.

So picture this: Thanksgiving , 1972

So picture the scene for my take on a winter's Sunday lunch: I've marinated a fine piece of fatty lamb shoulder overnight with salty, piquant anchovies, lemon and garlic, ready to be slow-cooked through the morning.

"So picture this: you get elected to office and the first thing you tell people is 'By the way, I'm going to raise your rates.' " He went on, "When you are doing this, there's no textbooks, there's no 'How to Protect Your City from Sea Level Rise,' go to Chapter 4".

So picture those two bell curves.

So picture this: you like to work out around 1pm every day, but you happen to have a 2pm flight.

This is Pigeon Point in Tobago, a place so picture-book perfect that it might just be a dream.

The soft sunshine is making them seem so picture-perfect it's hard to associate this with tanks and barbed wire.

So picture-perfect, in fact, that it could be some Olympian stage-set from the imaginings of Danny Boyle, rather than a real entity.

In a lecture he gave to a group of journalism students last month, a top official at Xinhua, the state news agency, said that the mission was not so picture-perfect.

Doubles from £90 B&B Plockton is so picture-perfect it's graced many a television screen over the years, most famously as the setting for three series of the BBC's Hamish Macbeth, starring Robert Carlyle.