The WI, which this year turns 100 and will see the Queen attend its centenary annual meeting on Thursday, typically conjures the image of older women knitting in village halls, rather than 20-somethings doing self-defence classes and meeting in bars to get tips from financial advisers.
His brilliantly reimagined fictional landscape conjures a hellish vision of the developing world's endemic dislocation.
Among the names that jump at you off the map, Fray Bentos conjures up images of meat pies rather than cultural delights.
They hear government communications and it conjures thoughts of massaging messages, spinning statistics or manipulating media stories.
The reader then conjures up an image of an old man through specific, significant detail rather than generalisation.
Hayden Thorpe (vocalist, Wild Beasts) Luke Abbott Holkham Drones "This has everything I felt was missing in most recent electronic music: it sounds old (in a good way); it doesn't sound like it was made on a laptop and conjures emotion in the listener.
He offers the threat produced by the apparently unthreatening; small, plump, frail, he nonetheless conjures up a strangely devious menace.
Yet now Labour, too, talks of constricting benefits, a popular theme because it conjures up two demons: immigrants and welfare scroungers.
The "arts" conjures up images of committees of bores, worthily reverent exegesis, the horrors of dance, the misfit between opera and even a 42-inch screen, and ancient avant-gardist cliches – "ahead of its time", "ground-breaking", "controversial".
We displace a word that conjures images of suffering for one with statistician-like sterility.
For many, the name conjures up a single image: a farmer's child at a country fair, clad in best blue jeans and cowboy boots, gravely leading livestock round a show-ring.
