Sentence examples for let's picture from inspiring English sources

"Let's picture that it's going to be the best," he said.

Now let's picture the alternative.

Let's picture him writing it, cold and rheumatic on interminable afternoons.

Let's picture the annual Mafia meeting at which the top bosses award nicknames: Boss 1: "So, whaddah we gonna do about all these younger guys who talk too much?" Boss 2: "Howzabout we give one of them a humiliating nickname?

(While we're on the subject of numbers — as Madoff's victims will always be — let's picture what sixty-five billionedoflars, one of the estimates of the size of Madoff's fraud, looks like. Make a pile of a million dollar bills. Then make sixty-four thousand more piles just like it).

No, scratch that: let's picture the paper that he writes it on: on one side, columns of Nambikwara words and phrases, transcriptions of tattoos, diagrams of hut layouts and larger schematic attempts to correlate all these with the tribe's (and with humanity's) greater myth structures – then, on the other side, the play.

"Let's take pictures here".

Playing live we've got Let's Wrestle (pictured) and Queen Of Swords.

As Statham says, in one of many clichéd lines in the movie, "What's wrong with this picture?" Let's all celebrate September Rejoice, for it's the best month of the year!

This week: "Let's Walk Into a Picture," with Diane Gozonsky, museum docent.

Let's just picture a bunch of naked hippies rolling in the mud, while smoking joints and holding flowers.