Sentence examples for imagined calling from inspiring English sources

Some could even be imagined calling for Turkish or Israeli bombing just to get rid of the Assads; while Iran and Hezbollah have been transformed in popular minds from strategic allies to enemies.

One of the scientists on board recalled the reaction on the Des Groseilliers this way: "It was like 'Here we are, all dressed up and nowhere to go.' We imagined calling the sponsors at the National Science Foundation and saying, 'Well, you know, we can't find any ice.' " Sea ice in the Arctic comes in two varieties.

I imagined calling it in a park: "C'mon, Biggie!

In practical terms, the lagoon-ready album that Animal Collective imagined called for more emphasis on heavier, low-end sounds: swampy atmospheres, thudding percussion lines and sweltering, hypnotic textures.

But it is hard to imagine calling it a failure.

Can you imagine calling our president barak hussien obama..

Now, of course, we can't imagine calling a bearded, barrel-chested, extroverted terrier anything else.

"Can you imagine calling Putin and asking, hey, is this guy really friends with you?

Just ten-n-n-n minutes!" The ringmaster looks out of the upstairs window as she imagines calling to the crowd.

Weekly Beast can only imagine calling the opposition leader a grub will make Seven's attempts to lobby Labor in the corridors of power just that little bit more difficult now.

I travel to some of these places and I can't imagine calling home and having my wife ask me, as she often does, "Where are you?" and I answer, "Honey, I'm in a state of concern".