Sentence examples for imaginary island from inspiring English sources

St. John's owns an imaginary island in the online world of Second Life.

Yet his imaginary island somewhere in the Americas is not all it seems.

Sir Thomas More's Utopia, printed in 1516 and dealing with an imaginary island, was suggested by South America.

Set on an imaginary island known as "the Bathtub", the story was inspired by flooding in Louisiana.

Castaways on the imaginary island are given a Bible and the complete works of Shakespeare, then asked to choose their eight favourite records.

The August theme is "Fantasy Island," and this weekend young participants will use leaves, rocks and branches to make imaginary island creatures.

She has taught Arabic through maps, glossaries, bingo games and pictures of imaginary islands.

No man is an island, and rules made for imaginary islands ignore the fragile ecology of the actual archipelago.

Even after disbelief in ancient gods undercut literal acceptance of the legend, medieval maps were sprinkled with imaginary islands in the Atlantic, including Antillia.

So were songs about imaginary islands, like Berlioz's "Île Inconnue" and Weill's "Youkali," or (glancingly) Hahn's "My Ship and I".

A sweet photo project by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta helps kids with cancer go to their "happy places" -- whether they're imaginary islands or real places in the big world around them.