Sentence examples for imagine shooting from inspiring English sources

At that time I couldn't imagine shooting the river's whole length — it's 530 miles!

Can you imagine shooting 160 pictures without reloading -- on any kind of camera?

Imagine shooting another laser beam through one of the entangled clouds and another cesium cloud, which contains a message.

McIlroy, who closed 15 shots adrift then, said he could not imagine shooting a 63 that day around the Australian Golf Club in Sydney had he had 10 attempts.

Jules Verne could imagine shooting a rocket from the Earth to the moon in 1865, but could not have imagined the vastness even of our solar system's Kuiper belt.

If you're looking for a comparable experience, imagine shooting only in live view mode on the T3i or T4i, using the default autofocus settings.

But it's for the directness and assertiveness of "Rehab" that Winehouse is liable to be most remembered: just as "Imagine" shot to No 1 the week following John Lennon's murder, so "Rehab" has topped the chart again.

In the dream about the lawyer, Eiji imagines shooting a hole in a painting that adorns her lavish office.

While my older son, who has both attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and oppositional defiant disorder, is something more than the usual adolescent provocateur, let me be clear that not even in my wildest dreams have I ever imagined shooting him.

In 2002 The Spectator, a British weekly magazine, described Mr. Massingberd as "an English eccentric of the sort Hollywood imagines shoot snipe in their underpants".

Lewis was asked if he could have imagined shooting 65, or being tied for the lead, at the beginning of the tournament.