Sentence examples for imaginary country from inspiring English sources
The novel begins as an adventure story, using the convention of travel in an imaginary country.
I forget the capital's name, but I remember the name of my imaginary country.
Per standard macroeconomic theory, this imaginary country would run the world's biggest deficit in traded goods.
It is concerned with the visit of an American, John Lang, to the imaginary country of Islandia, and ancient, agricultural, isolationist land.
He had a boat that he called Aspara, a word that he told his daughter meant "seagull" in the native language of his imaginary country.
The exercises, called Peace Mission 2005, will consist of a mock invasion of an imaginary country that is supposed to have erupted into violence, triggering terrorist attacks.
Saramago's secular parables, set mostly in unnamed or imaginary countries, easily float off into universality.
Now, it's not as if there haven't been imaginary countries in Scandal before.
With their grids of stripes and squares, the paintings of Sean Scully resemble playing boards for games not yet invented, or the flags of imaginary countries.
More recently, groups of "geo fiction" enthusiasts have drawn up plans for imaginary countries complete with their own flags, monetary systems, stamps, constitutions, legislatures -- in short, all the trappings of a real nation.
