Sentence examples for imagine somewhere from inspiring English sources

IF YOU were to imagine perfect conditions for the spread of AIDS, you might imagine somewhere like Angola.

This is one of my New York days, when the only country I can see is the one I imagine somewhere beyond the Jersey skyline in the west.

I have to imagine somewhere in a glossy agency boardroom, two ad bros are giddily fist-bumping at the prospect of so much targeting data.

So, imagine somewhere around 80-90 percent fewer cars on the road in a perfectly efficient mobility system.

The decor was exactly how you'd imagine somewhere Gwyneth eats to be decored: bare concrete floors, (literal) old school chairs and superfluous arrangements of miniature pumpkins.

Suspend disbelief a moment and imagine somewhere in the inconsequential swamp of strangers tensing and ex-colleagues venting that you scroll upon something you genuinely like.

Quite often people can easily imagine living somewhere else — but they don't actually have the desire to realize the vision of going somewhere else.

And I can't imagine going somewhere else".

"I cannot imagine living somewhere else," she said.

Imagine that, somewhere in the Northern Hemisphere, a projectile is fired due south.

I can imagine that somewhere along the line the plan involved a move to a glamorous foreign club.