Sentence examples for imagine soon from inspiring English sources

As for when the governor would climb back on a mountain bike, Ms. Otterbourg said: "I would imagine soon.

But I imagine that soon the weirdness of the day will catch up with her.

It's not 100 percent by any means yet, but I imagine pretty soon things will all get worked out".

Such girls hung around her worshipfully, hoped for some sort of intimacy they could not — in most cases — imagine, and soon got on her nerves.

But it's not hard to imagine that soon you'll be able to chat, "Charge it to my Visa and ship it overnight to my home address".

Absent an improbable ban by the Supreme Court, death penalty opponents say it is hard to imagine anytime soon the end of capital punishment where it is most likely to be used.

The much improved English, polished look and improbable punctuality would have been unrecognizable from the unkempt bantamweight who turned up at Hollywood's Wild Card Boxing Club in search of a trainer back in 2001, a free-swinging, free-spirited southpaw no one could imagine would soon become the face of the sport.

Given the overwhelming power of nostalgia in Japan — a Tokyo teenage hip-hop fan once told me he wished he had grown up in the Bronx in the early 80's — you can just imagine people soon yearning to relive the boom years by gazing on the wondrous buildings from that time scattered all over Fukuoka.

First, every win is fleeting -- a nightly victory is eclipsed by a game the next night, and even a championship (I'd imagine) is soon overshadowed by preparing for the next season.

Newsbusters wrote that the comedian is "channeling ISIS"; the Daily Caller reminded us of her ties to CNN, which I imagine will soon resemble the head she's holding: severed.

Babies grow faster than you would imagine and soon enough, your 8 pound baby will no longer be in the "newborn" stage.