Sentence examples for before imagining from inspiring English sources

I began to row as I'd done with shirtless Gigi twenty years before, imagining that spirits were punishing me for taking the corroded door handles from the island.

The picture deftly parodied the coolness and cunning of the professional criminals in Jules Dassin's French film "Rififi," released three years before, imagining instead a typically Italian encroachment of chaos, as the little band falls apart, its members distracted by romantic opportunities or sidelined by slapstick mishaps.

Few of us are so saintly that we need explore the outer limits of our potential for wrongdoing before imagining the reallocation of a speeding ticket and lying brazenly about it afterwards.

"Deviance or innovation?" Ron Silliman asked in his 1996 poem "Under," before imagining himself living the erotic life of the insertive capital: "How sweetly, smoothly I slip inside of you where I belong".

The composites were freeze-fractured in liquid nitrogen and gold coated before imagining on FESEM.

"And that's how we got our latest superhero, 'Orange Sphincter,'" Maher quipped, before imagining what his superpowers would be.

Paperwork is often misplaced, she said, and she was rejected for things she never before imagined needing, like food stamps.

Strategists affiliated with the Obama and Romney campaigns say they have access to information about the personal lives of voters at a scale never before imagined.

Still, they were shocked by something so vengeful and flaunting, which they'd never before imagined as part of her character.

If you had never seen one before, imagine how you would react to the appearance of this black-and-yellow vision on your garden bird feeder.

Philosopher, critic, epistemologist, scientist and poet), about the image that arises in the consciousness from reading a poem, where the poet provides images never before imagined by the reader, making him marvel at the very moment in an innocent way and, by activating the participation of the creating image, a poetic image emerges [1].