Sentence examples for imagine retaining from inspiring English sources
Wouldn't it be more dignified to imagine retaining the open space as a void, a park, a lake?
Of course, while getting the eyeballs of an educator isn't as difficult as one might imagine, retaining that attention is another thing altogether.
It is hard to imagine the resort retaining that kind of casual intimacy when Goldeneye's 100-acre residevelopmentelopment currently under construction is finished in the coming years.
Thanks to Mandela's imprisonment there, Robben Island is now a World Heritage Site, but when visitors see the conditions in which he was held, few find it easy to imagine how he retained his sanity, let alone triumphed over his oppression.
To understand why, imagine the Democratic Party retains its majorities in both the House and the Senate after November's midterm elections.
But after keeping Smith and Turner on beyond the point that most people expected, it's hard to imagine the Spanos family retaining them again, especially because this season seems to be crashing and burning in exceptional, noncompetitive fashion.
While they'll likely never turn away high rollers, it isn't absurd to imagine that courting and retaining the loyalty of the gambling masses might soon be a higher priority for casino executives in Las Vegas than it has been for years.
Over the course of a half-century, some have been able to allow themselves more leeway in imagining the Holocaust, while retaining a passionate commitment to it.
Swansea, in that patronising way elite clubs do, made 10 changes, imagining they would retain enough quality to get the job done.
It is hard to imagine the argument for Britain retaining its seat in the UN Security Council in that event or against turning half of Whitehall into luxury hotels.It is a humiliating prospect, and Mr Cameron has done too little to avert it.
