Sentence examples for the author imagines from inspiring English sources
By Jon Michaud October 2, 2009 Our reader Bill Greffin wrote in to recommend Ian Frazier's "The Sandy Frazier Dream Team," an illustrated humor piece from the November 28 , 1977issue in which the author imagines himself filling every slot on an all-star football team.
The author imagines the manufacturers of miniature parachutes for these mice in a playlet.
"I'm you after all the drugs and the adventures," the author imagines telling her schoolgirl counterpart.
POSTSCRIPT in which the author imagines how his late uncle, the Argentine poet and fiction writer, spent a Wednesday in the spring of 1945.
(Ages 12 and up) In this novel about teenagers in a consumerist future, the author imagines an America where people have computer chips implanted in their heads.
In "The Silence of Thelonius Monk," the author imagines Monk speaking to him from beyond the grave: "Who said I retreated to silence?
Indeed, we hardly sense the author imagining it at all.
It is the author imagined as J. D. Salinger imagined as Holden Caulfield.
The author imagined his work as a student play, so the dialogue is slightly elevated in manner, with important thoughts repeated in different phrases.
By widening her eyes and then letting out a shout where no one, not even the author, imagined the emphasis should go, Smith changes the atmosphere of whatever production we're lucky enough to have her in.
Talmud had earlier introduced him to a children's science series by Aaron Bernstein, Naturwissenschaftliche Volksbucher (1867 68; Popular Books on Physical Science), in which the author imagined riding alongside electricity that was traveling inside a telegraph wire.
