Sentence examples for imaginary farm from inspiring English sources

PLAYERS of FarmVille, an online game, raise virtual chickens on an imaginary farm.

The Farmers Museumm across the street is a 19th-century theme park, an imaginary farm with real cows and sheep.

Zynga reimagined online games as "games with friends". In running an imaginary farm on Zynga, a player might run out of key supplies and need to borrow from a real-life acquaintance playing the same game.

This might sound like a bizarre thing to base a video game around, but not everyone wants to pretend they're rugged fantasy warriors or futuristic cyber-soldiers; some people just want to toil on an imaginary farm.

And it is slightly mortifying to me how much time people waste on pursuits like managing imaginary farms.

Facebook apparently wants to host it, or has made the passive decision to host it because, in the end, Facebook doesn't really want to have to care about what's on the pages it hosts so long as its users spend a lot of time "poking" each other and pretending to fertilize each other's imaginary farms in "Farmville" (if you have to ask, don't).

Years ago, she jokingly set up a Web site for an imaginary Prairie Tumbleweed Farm — advertising the plants for up to $25 each.

The tastes at a Beppe dinner on a summer evening are those of an imaginary Tuscan hillside farm, with high rank given to low starches: his farrotto is different every night, and his Tuscan fries, with fried fresh herbs laid over the quick-sautéed potatoes, should be forced at gunpoint into every McDonald 's inAmerica.

The Medicis were not in the mold of your ordinary dog-and-cat loving family; although they had an abiding interest in pets, farm animals and even imaginary beasts set in mythologicl landscapes.

As Howard Dean walked over to pet the 600-pound hogs on a visit to a family farm here on Wednesday morning, he blurted out his imaginary headline, "Governor speaks with Washington lobbyists".

Participating in the local economies that keep these farms alive is a real virtue, not an imaginary one.