Sentence examples for text imagines from inspiring English sources
This tender, nostalgic text imagines that "out of the flags and the bones buried under the clover" peace will come.
Photographs of the appalling winter conditions in which matches still went ahead are accompanied by a remark from one of the contemporary voices used sparingly throughout the text: "Imagine Agüero in slush like that today!" Actually, you can quite easily visualise the little Argentinian thriving in a penalty-area quagmire, as Ian St John or even Jimmy Greaves once did.
Why punish the ordinary fan? Ross in Kent on text: Imagine if all fans boycotted Premier League matches for a week, playing games in empty stadiums, they will then realise that the league is nothing without fans and atmosphere.
"Text IMAGINE to 50555 to donate $10 to WhyHunger & help @HardRock & @WhyHunger feed 1 million children this year #imaginenohunger," she wrote.
Taking a page out of the TechStars and Y Combinator incubation texts, Imagine K12 launched in 2011 to offer support to education-focused founders in the form of a little seed capital — $14K to $20K in exchange for six percent equity — alongside mentoring, coaching and free workspace.
Whenever I got stuck I reread the original text and imagined Chaucer winking at me, saying, go girl".
If mobile banking is possible using a simple system of text messages, imagine what might be possible with full web access.
Rogers's recent legacy is a series of beautiful, unique and fascinating machines producing nothing save for money; and a series of texts that imagined a better city while refusing to admit that such a thing might involve questions of power and conflict.
Reading the text, the viewer imagines the person about whom one intimate detail is revealed.
A series of poems imagines text exchanges between Sexton and a variety of correspondents, in a range of bizarre settings.
Correcting a manuscript on the Reconquista of Lisbon in the 12th century, Silva inserts one word in the text that he imagines will change the course of history.
