Sentence examples for later imagine from inspiring English sources

Ten years later, imagine how many conversations have fed into the data we have".

He didn't depict the monument in a familiar, distant picture-postcard view, but from inside close to the center, where Daisy Miller would later imagine her moonlight walk.

Telling the other side of the story, the frontier marshal Bill Tilghman appears as himself in the surviving fragment of "Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaw," in which he routs a Wild Bunch that little resembles the doomed, gallant band Sam Peckinpah would later imagine.

(Presumably, if someone had the chance to view the figure for more than a brief moment, as in most non-experimental situations, they might have time to form two picture-description pairs, and could thus later imagine it either way).

Later, imagining them in their death throes, taking pity on them, he would come back, move the rock.

"If I could've gone maybe 2-3-3," he said later, imagining a birdie-eagle-birdie finish, "I might've had a chance".

"Who knows where that ends?" I biked home later, imagining a chart where the line of my improvement crosses the line of some 1970s N.C.A.A. champion's decline right around the time we're both 69.

But the Morgan is showing the "only surviving complete draft of any of her novels," "Lady Susan," an early epistolary tale whose heroine is more Machiavellian than any schemer Austen later imagined.

In her novel The Last Man, she later imagined Windsor as a Garden of Eden.

The Walking Dead has taken audiences from the woods of Georgia to the suburbs of D.C. Shawn of the Dead and 28 Days Later imagined an overrun London.

The President, according to Fay's memory years later, imagined becoming a very respected and influential Member of Congress as a former president, just as John Quincy Adams did (Adams, the only former president elected to the House of Representatives, served eight terms before he died on the job - in the Capitol Building).