Sentence examples for imagine to a from inspiring English sources

The poems are the best -- the in-between state being especially conducive, I would imagine, to a poet's ruminations.

She applied to the journalism department of Belarusian State University, because it was the closest thing she could imagine to a writing school.

With long greasy hair, a soft precise voice, and a gaze that seemed to be 12 different kinds of hooded, Porter's Moriarty was the closest thing you can imagine to a serpent in a frock coat.

New Yorker, the journal and hotel, rises, I should imagine, to a height of one thousand feet, and it contains somewhere between two and four thousand rooms, of which, I fancy, a third to a half is given over to the editorial offices.

With hair in a bun perched menacingly on the top of his head, and a hand fixed in a bizarre salute, the wormy fingers wiggling wispily, Carvel's Miss Trunchbull is as close as you can imagine to a figure who'd swim in your head after consuming a tablespoonful of spoiled mayonnaise.

Still disappointing, I imagine, to a lot of fans over there.

You could imagine to make an ether from that.

It can hardly be imagined to build a functional dynactin complex without a dynactin1 subunit.

How are inter-religious boundaries between people re-imagined to fit a shifting geopolitical context?

It has thus been imagined to include clusters of a lubricating material dispersed within a hard matrix.

First, imagine going to an A.T.M. to make a deposit.