Sentence examples for imagining the view from inspiring English sources
So we ate in darkness, imagining the view.
When the weather is fine, imagine the view sitting out for breakfast on the top deck.
I imagine the view from the cockpit of one of those boats and remember that what Manhattan offers is an infinite number of perspectives.
Most politically, there is a sequel, of sorts, to his Falklands-era screed, Shipbuilding, called Cinco Minutos Con Vos, which imagines the view from the south Atlantic.
"It used to be that you would look up at these financial citadels and imagine the view from the boardroom," says Richards, explaining the new policy for every tower to have free public access up high.
But they do represent a thread connecting the politics of the past to those of the present — and it is easy to imagine the view of the embattled minority on this subject feeding the kinds of cultural resentments that have helped fuel the Tea Party's emergence.
Imagine the view you will have from inside your home.
Imagine the viewing figures.
ALTHOUGH developers planning high-rise condominiums can imagine the views from the top floors, actually getting to see them in advance is a lot better.
I imagine the general view would be "no".
