Sentence examples for imagine whenever from inspiring English sources

As you can imagine, whenever me and Belly [Ian Bell] are at Edgbaston we're getting stick from everyone".

In fact, not the least of the attractions of the books for American readers is that they introduce us to a Sweden that is vastly different from the bleak, repressed, guilt-ridden images we see in Ingmar Bergman movies and from the design-loving Socialist paradise we imagine whenever we visit Ikea.

As you can imagine whenever Luis Suarez receives a 10-match ban it is very difficult for us to understand and even more so for him.

Imagine, whenever someone uploads information from his or her wearable into a community database, a conversation can be initiated between user and device maker.

It was almost comical to imagine – that whenever the national park turned its head, the houses would gather up their skirts and tiptoe a few more metres forward, until they were back, as Moken researcher Jacques Ivanoff once described it, with their "feet in the water".

I can laugh at it now, but I can imagine that whenever he hears "just the tip," he shudders a little.

Think of a more extreme version of being asked to empty your suitcase at customs, then imagine that uncomfortable feeling whenever you see a police officer, whether you are walking along the street or driving your car.

Quite what that sort of irrigation does to the flora and fauna is the most tantalising of mysteries: whenever I imagine its garden I picture leopard-spotted unicorns frolicking among serried ranks of non sequiturs.

Whenever we imagine this technology, the reality always seems distant.

Provided I know what an elephant looks like, I can choose to imagine one wherever and whenever I want to, but I cannot choose to see an elephant unless one actually happens to be present.

Whenever I imagine the intelligence community these days, I think of The Abominable Snowman crushing Bugs Bunny in his massive paw as he happily sings, "Oh boy!