Sentence examples similar to old imagined from inspiring English sources

Grace Coddington is 74 years old: imagining someone of her age stepping down from such a pivotal role in any industry is easy, even understandable.

-- my 8 year old imagining his life as a parent.

Luke, our sixteen-year-old, imagined Butterscotch as an elderly, wise woman from the Deep South.

When James Wollacott badly wrenched his knee while jumping on a trampoline in the back garden of his house, the healthy, athletic 20-year-old imagined a quick operation and a swift recuperation.

In our study, 4-year-olds imagined new possibilities based on just a little data.

He has an opportunistic side but comes across as more sincere the longer you are with him, and it is hard to question his desire for that older, imagined Iraq where, as he put it, "an Iraqi can be a Christian, can be a Muslim, can be a Sunni, can be a Kurd, can be a Turkoman, but this guy still remains an Iraqi".

But when my wife and I visited the pool with our two young children in 1999, having built up the excitement for our 2-year-old, imagine our disappointment when we were turned away.

As a six-year-old, imagining what Pokémon battles actually looked like outside of their rudimentary animations on Blue Version took up most of the free time that I didn't spend playing the game itself.

This is the old "imagine the crowd in their underwear" trick, but it can actually work!

The former king -- a symbol of the old Afghanistan, imagined, sometimes unrealistically, as a place of prosperity and calm -- is widely loved here.

Intercourse, carnal knowledge, lovemaking, knocking boots, coitus, SEX! is everything 16 year old me imagined plus a little whipped cream on top.