Sentence examples for imagine volume from inspiring English sources

As you can imagine, volume outputs of concept artwork, designs, and code are similar in scale.

It turns out that Murphy is a fine letterpress printer whose Salvage Press specialises in broadsides and artists' books, and the plan is to produce Molly's imagined volume as in hand-printed letterpress in a limited edition using a mix of metal and wooden types.

Indeed, Muse features extracts from the (imagined) volumes of Ida Perkins.

Then again, it's hard to imagine a volume of Dostoyevsky dancing a jig and downing a bowl of alphabet cereal.

He did, however, describe it as "unbelievable" and we can only imagine the volume of criticism for Oliver had Agüero's goal not made it seem more like an irritating sub-plot than the main story.

The current Guinness Book's cover is not only silver but embossed, or maybe the right word is "extruded," since the raised letters are made of plastic; you can imagine the volume emerging from an injection mold.

They in turn, sold his name and information to a mailing and calling list of other solicitors, so you can imagine the volume of mail and calls he received.

When switching between louder and softer parts of a song, imagine your volume as a ramp - not as a staircase!

One can imagine, then, the volume of contaminated and unchecked dairy products that we consume.

They tended to clip a lot at max volume — imagine two of the speakers in your phone and how that would sound.

However, one pack of Maruchan goes for 29 cents on Target.com so you can just imagine the sheer volume of noodles that was stolen for it to be equivalent to $98,000.