Sentence examples for may imagine it from inspiring English sources

As you may imagine, it is quite easy to make carpaccio at home, and dinner guests are always impressed.

Contrary to what you may imagine, it is possible to have a harvest without a garden, though you will require lots of water and plant food.

A spokeswoman said: "We enjoy celebrating holidays at Google but, as you may imagine, it's difficult for us to choose which events to highlight on our site.

She won't give much away, but she has been spotted hanging out with an ex-girlfriend of Pete Doherty's, swotting up on what it's like working as a female DJ in a club, "because as you may imagine it's not my natural habitat".

"Consumer confidence is as low as one may imagine it getting, and there are uncertainties about where the energy market is going".

To get to the restaurant, you leave your car with a valet in an underground garage, hike back up the ramp (the elevator goes nowhere near where you want to be) and walk around the corner, passing two or three false entrances you may try to access, finally ending up in a dim vestibule that is far grander than you may imagine it to be.

Pearce adds: "The Scaloria Cave, with its difficult-to-access lower cave, was clearly a special place for the people of the Tavoliere, and we may imagine that it was thus a suitable place for final death rituals".

The best way to track the spread of swine flu across the United States in the coming weeks may be to imagine it riding a dollar bill.

Modern readers may struggle to imagine it, but ancient people really did worship their rulers.

Once you start noticing it you may start to imagine it everywhere -- whether it exists or not.

"Having to imagine it may be worse than actually seeing it," Mr. Nowak said.