Sentence examples for imagining will from inspiring English sources

He prepares himself for what his father is still imagining will be the priesthood but for what Milton is probably imagining will be his future career as a great English poet.

In "Hanwell Snr" Ms. Smith maps her hero's relationship with his irresponsible and frequently absent father, who he keeps imagining will one day confess his regrets.

The prime minister, Gordon Brown, has brought in legislation on ASP funds that taxes whatever money is left in your pension fund when you die (which you may have been fondly imagining will pass to your descendants) at a cumulative rate of 82%.

It may take more time than you like for someone to finally "connect the dots" that unlocks the next great source of value and growth for your organization, but eliminating those spaces of time for thinking, tinkering, investigating, and imagining will forever leave those dots unconnected.

Ask yourself, "What am I imagining will happen?" Do a reality check.

As British journalist William Shawcross wrote in his 1992 biography, Murdoch, Murdoch positioned himself to be "an international Citizen Kane, with influence beyond imagining". Will the scandal--and especially the criminal investigations and governmental (at long last) inquiries--bring Murdoch and his management circle down and lead to a break-up of his media empire?

These, one imagines, will not take place.

Who do you imagine will appreciate it most?

Every slight, real or imagined, will doubtlessly be magnified.

The full list, I imagine, will stretch on and on.

"Everything you can imagine will be monitored," Haghighi said.