Sentence examples for imagine to start from inspiring English sources

He couldn't imagine to start with.

"Imagine getting to start my new business with the power of Tide".

But the concepts that the pension professionals are wrangling over may ultimately hold answers for America's savers -- people who know they need to plan for retirement but can't imagine where to start.

You know practices like mindfulness meditation are good for you, but they just seem so counter to our 20-tabs-open-at-a-time lifestyle that it's hard to imagine where to start.

Rather, the trick of Imagine is to start with details and stories and to compose a broad definition through the compounding of examples.

TRY to imagine a worse way to start your literary life than to call your first novel "Principles of American Nuclear Chemistry".

I cannot imagine any finer knives to start a collection with than these, says Russell.

Imagine if America decided to start classifying its citizens based on a social score?

It is hard to imagine Glavine starting over to try to push the rock up the hill with this team.

And Broadwell for Senate would be quite a campaign to imagine: start with the fundraiser, with Lance at the buffet, and Jill and Natalie, having showed up without an invitation, rushing over for a photo with Paula.

Then he calls on his constituents "to start imagining ourselves beyond race".