Eventually, I imagine we will see an end to new uploads on Google video, as they turn it into a pure search engine.
Eventually, I imagine I won't get a notification on my wrist every time I'm mentioned on Twitter while I'm at work because Twitter will see that I just favorited something on Tweetdeck in my browser.
We'll start by seeing gradual, iterative advancements in natural language understanding, possibly so gradual we don't even notice them, and eventually, I imagine we'll be getting used to augmented reality, screens, and personalization features that completely revolutionize the world of search.
Being an actual freelancer may suit some just fine, for a while, but eventually, I'd imagine many of them may want more predictable, more reliable forms of employment — a sentiment many Lyft and Sidecar drivers expressed to me during my many rides with them.
Corporate writing was something I have never had to deal with ever before but eventually I managed to do it by imagining I am an executive director who has done it a hundred times.
I'm not sure if it's still there, but I imagine it will be sold eventually.
I imagine now that eventually, as my mother grew out of girlhood, she began to feel my father's distance as a sexual complication.
Because it was limited in duration, I imagined I would eventually be able to put it behind me, and ultimately forget it.
Reading the book the first time, I imagined that Coates would eventually answer these important questions for his son.
That evolution I wrote of -- what I imagined and hoped for -- eventually came true.
