Sentence examples for around imagining from inspiring English sources

In Rand's apartment on East 34th Street, her collective sat around imagining a better, freer world.

Montsgur, Roquefixade, Quribus each one seems to be built from the template of a 10-year-old's imagination: Mount their battlements and you can scan the lunar foothills of the Pyrenees for hundreds of miles all around, imagining the pennants of the advancing French host whipped by the constant wind as they fluttered through the passes.

I used to walk around imagining the contexts in which I and most others use the gesture, which is often at moments of indecision or conflict.

All sorts of comic scenarios come to mind as you wander around – imagine trying to chop that rubber 'wooden log' with the rubber axe that lies nearby.

Space to float around, imagine, get lost in.

This time around, Imagine Dragons are Top 40 stars, playing arenas.

The old system used the agency's own radars, which were designed to spot planes, not precipitation, and sometimes found storms where there were none, which led controllers to detour planes around imagined hazards, experts said.

When I'm sitting around and imagining that I'm rocking out, it takes a little more hands-on experience.

What if there's one thing that starts moving us in the right direction?" So I started looking around and imagining a new shade of paint, couch, or an unusual light fixture.

This means thinking of a catchy tune, looking around and imagining things in front of you.

This time around, Bock imagined a lonely ice skater in the thick of practice, gliding around the rink in the heat of the spotlight.