Sentence examples for imagine a message from inspiring English sources

Dollar Takes a Hit Imagine a message from someone claiming to be a Nigerian banker seeking someone of sound character and a haven in which to store $3 billion in oil riches.

I don't imagine a message likes that sits well with many people, but fearing for the life of my students doesn't sit well with me.

I can't imagine a better message.

Now imagine getting a message that another sailor in the same race is in even worse shape than you are: clinging to a life raft 160 uncertain miles away.

You'd imagine finding a message in a bottle would be a romantic experience.

Gone was the spooky black-and-white Web page from Wednesday with an accompanying message: "Imagine a World Without Free Knowledge".

When internet users visited the sixth-most popular website on the planet during the protest blackout, the English-language section of Wikipedia, they found this message: "Imagine a World Without Free Knowledge.

"It is difficult to imagine a convincing public health message that effectively influences men to undergo circumcision and continue to consistently use condoms," said Dr. Seth Kalichman, a social psychologist at the University of Connecticut, who researches H.I.V./AIDS prevention and care.

It's hard to imagine a more terrifying text message than one that reads "Incoming ballistic missile detected.

Imagine a world without recorded messages: "If in doubt, press 1.

It's not hard to imagine a future where mobile messaging apps become the predominant platform for new mobile products and services, distribution and commerce.