Sentence examples for all imaginable from inspiring English sources

This section rambles on for several pages covering all imaginable items, and some that exceed the limits of the imagination.

American regulators encourage continual testing of firms' survival plans against all imaginable events.

"Applied to all imaginable catastrophes, it would result in World Paralysis," he wrote.

As many as 30 different models now operate, at all grades and in all imaginable settings.

In the vacuum, people organised themselves to help each other, crossing all imaginable differences.

Last year I wrote about Make Music New York, a daylong, citywide celebration of music in nearly all imaginable forms.

Teenagers without licenses began driving, and they committed all the imaginable violations.

In 1982, Edmund White's "A Boy's Own Story" opened with a cornholing and, in 1988, Alan Hollinghurst rang nearly all the imaginable changes in "The Swimming-Pool Library".

Set in an another bleak, all-too-imaginable near future, Nicky Singer's The Survival Game (Hodder) follows 14-year-old Mhairi as she returns to her birthplace on the Isle of Arran, with an empty gun, her identity papers and a mute five-year-old in tow.

As governments frantically decide how to react, the families of the hostages will be in all-too-imaginable distress.

The Culloden also has the Elysium Spa, which offers all the treatments imaginable as well as a pool, jacuzzi, steam room and gym.