Sentence examples similar to commence imagining from inspiring English sources
Mr. Abrams added, "This litigation is so self-evidently lacking in merit and so ludicrous on its face that it is difficult to imagine that it was commenced for any reason but to seek to intimidate".
"Depending on when a request is made and then acted upon, it is easy to imagine a situation where a manual recount could be lawfully authorized, commence, but not completed within seven days of the election," he wrote.
Depending on when a request is made and then acted upon, it is easy to imagine a situation where a manual recount could be lawfully authorized, commenced, but not completed within seven days of the election.
Just imagine the extreme pressure Dwight D. Eisenhower felt on June 6 , 1944 when the invasion of Normandy commenced on his watch.
It is all too easy, however, to imagine these and other organizations getting into a cat fight over money and turf as they maneuver to protect their own interests during the months of reorganization that will soon commence.
It's easy to imagine how a surgeon about to pick up a scalpel and a dozen other sharp instruments might want to have a live overlay of the surgery they are about to commence.
Just imagine and imagine.
Let the laughter commence.
The celebrations commence.
