Sentence examples for imagine for which from inspiring English sources

He also presents BBC1 arts strand Imagine, for which he received a £20,000 bonus last year, on top of his £321,000 salary.

That's the claim made by The Pickle Juice Company, a drink designed to help endurance athletes recover, and one that tastes exactly how you would imagine, for which Keuppens is now the Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing.

As his line management responsibilities have been reduced, so Yentob's on-screen role has increased, principally on the arts series Imagine, for which he is both producer and presenter.

Imagine bonds for which the issuer had promised never to transfer value to its owners until the bondholders were paid back.

The near-ubiquity of cellular telephone networks allows in this case to imagine systems for which the required network infrastructure and maintenance are assured from the start, and recent experimental results [15 17] have furthermore suggested that efficient indoor localization may be achievable in a home environment using RSS measurements in the GSM band.

In her lecture, Lieselot De Taeye will discuss the roles Congolese and Belgian novelists have imagined for Lumumba: which characteristics have they ascribed to the young politician and how have they portrayed the consequences of his speech?

Ms. Peña showed him a photograph of the sculptor's dummy for the "car crash Willy Loman," the salesman — right after the death imagined for him — which will be positioned in a crashed vintage car at the entrance.

Imagine for example, a system in which competing private firms operated schools, while parents with vouchers shopped around for the best education for their children.

The future they imagine for us is one in which markets predominate and small numbers of large corporations continue to own society's wealth.

Yentob said on Thursday that he will contine to front BBC1's Imagine series, for which he also receives a six-figure salary, and be involved in programme making and TV production at the corporation.

Writers were asked to focus on the real contents of a small rectangular frame which they could imagine for themselves, indoors or out, and write detailed notes describing them.