Sentence examples for challenge imagine from inspiring English sources
It started with a challenge: imagine you are cast adrift on a desert island with a school full of children in desperate need of a great headteacher.
Oscar-winning costume designer Jenny Beavan takes on a new challenge imagining the varied looks in the worlds of Disney's holiday fantasy "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms". Three acclaimed European filmmaker — Jacques Audiard, Yann Demange and Felix Van Groeningin — have made films in English set in America.
Amidst increasing climate challenges, imagine if all gas and oil companies and all-weather stations were able to analyze their combined data on plate movement in real-time to provide earthquake and tsunami warnings for those who live on coastlines around the world.
The kitchen will revel in the challenge, I imagine, and you will have a lovely time.
Was it not a challenge to imagine herself into the mind and the words of a man who is so self-conscious about his masculinity?
Nonetheless, we can trust Sir Jony to rise to the challenge, to imagine the kind of style we've come to expect.
It's certainly easy, given the scope of the food-desert challenge, to imagine other municipalities encouraging Walgreens to bring its concept elsewhere; customers in other cities who have heard about the effort have already starting asking local Walgreens managers when produce will be available.
On behalf of all of us, thank you for all you do each day to rise to every challenge and imagine a brighter future for us all.
Once the forces behind FFH: The Musical elected to take that challenge -- imagine what David Cromer could have done!
8 P.M. (Bravo) STYLED TO ROCK Twelve burgeoning designers compete to become the newest member of Rihanna's team as they undertake weekly challenges to imagine looks for celebrity guests.
Designing Kai, I was able to anticipate off-topic questions with responses that lightly guide the user back to banking, but Alexa and Siri are generalists, set up to be asked anything, which makes defining inappropriate input challenging, I imagine.
