Sentence examples for imagined setting from inspiring English sources

She has brought into the East Wing, among others, David Levering Lewis, one of the nation's great black historians, and Ursula Smith, a savvy chronicler of the American frontier, both of whom say they never imagined setting foot in this White House because of their objections to President Bush's Iraq policy.

I have imagined setting fire to this black blood-soaked continent.

The book has already been turned into a BBC TV series, not surprising, given its incandescently imagined setting and the inventiveness of its adventures.

Everything, from the vividly imagined setting of that signal box at the mouth of a dark tunnel, to the story's grim conclusion, is flawless.

Can you imagine setting this story now?

I could imagine setting fire to things" while preparing food.

I liked to imagine setting it alight, like a fuse.

Could you imagine setting the story in an earlier era, say, or the present day?

Imagine setting up cap-and-trade systems in China and the United States — but allow international trading in permits, so Chinese and American companies can trade emission rights.

I could imagine setting up my business, but I want to stay here and become a manager because Donald [Michelle's boss] has been so good to me.

Imagine setting all the type, using thousands of individual pieces of individual metal type letters, set in reverse, and also set from the end of the lines to the beginning, in the First Folio or Gutenberg Bible!