Sentence examples for conceive of getting from inspiring English sources

They can likewise only conceive of getting on a bus if it returns them to Glasgow.

At this, relatively speaking, down-to-earth level, ordinary consumers can begin to conceive of getting in on the action.

Pancreatic cancer was eating at her father, breast cancer at her mother, and the daughter could not conceive of getting married without them.

We'll take two-to-three years before we get approval, so we're hoping, can conceive of, getting formal approval around 2020 if all goes well.

The heroin-addicted narrator of "The Worm in Philly" conceives of getting quick cash by writing a children's book about the boxer Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

"I can't conceive of anyone not getting sick living in an environment like this".

In the plot of Sunday night's episode he conceives the idea of getting the old Seinfeld gang back together as a way of regaining the affections of his estranged wife, Cheryl.

They conceive the catastrophic plan of getting away for the weekend at a country cottage owned by Withnail's garrulous Uncle Monty, wonderfully played by Griffiths – a witty, florid, predatory queen of the old school.

Would a young girl of Annie's obvious intelligence and experience really even conceive of a plan as witless as getting pregnant as a matter of solidarity among girlfriends?

Vocal lines sound as if they were conceived to get the point of the words across, whatever that may be.

The company, Feuer explains, works with school districts to identify issues, conceive of what questions need to get asked, and how to ask them.