Sentence examples for started to picture from inspiring English sources

Instead of associating Virgin with fun and excitement, consumers started to picture broken-down carriages.

One started to picture lots of important people talking cleverly in corridors on their way to see other important people.

But the hat imagery was seductive, along with the Dietrich shoulders (what, those again?), and I started to picture her clothes in a private club in, say, Hong Kong, on the wealthy patrons, as well as on the staff.

Even though we weren't quite novices at barging in France, I started to picture a week docked safely in the sleepy medieval town of Luzech, about 11 miles west of Cahors, where Locaboat, the rental company, has a base on the Lot River in southwestern France.

And it ignites your imagination, because you start to picture scenarios in which you could defend her".

Something had come over me; I was starting to picture myself as being a completely different, more eclectic kind of reader than I'd ever been before: no boundaries, no snootiness, no making syllabi for myself in my head.

It's when you start to picture yourself not your character, but you yourself as The Defender of Azeroth or some nonsense that we have a problem.

Before you start to picture that scene from Family Guy where the blind girl feels Rocky from Mask's face, let me stop you and clarify that generally, most blind people do not feel faces.

The instructors can provide guidance if and when necessary, but the onus is on the students to work together to apply their prior knowledge of microscopy and the properties of light and of simple geometry and to start to picture what a microscopist sees down the microscope in three dimensions.

Start to picture three boxes under the water that you have to swim to get to.

"About a year ago, I started to see the bigger picture.