Sentence examples for to imagine back from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine, back when you're scrimping and struggling to acquire the much-dreamed-of house and yard, that the day will come when you long to be free of them.

Though it's hard to imagine "Back to the Future" without its now-classic title, not everyone was such a fan during production.

It was hard to imagine back in the days of Lisa Frank paper packs and Ann Geddes calendars that there could ever be a time when stationery would be extinct.

"He was able to foresee things we couldn't even begin to imagine back then," said computer scientist Bob Anderson, who worked with Ware at Rand. "He was truly a pioneer in the field". In addition to Alison Ware, he is survived by another daughter, Deborah Pinson; a son, David; two granddaughters, a great-grandson and three brothers.

It was not at all hard to imagine back then that left to its own devices, given the excess of supply over demand and the non-existent bargaining power of low-wage workers, the "market" could drive wage offers down to pennies and desperate workers would have no choice but to accept such offers.

We must redefine our imagination, to imagine taking back our lands, our wealth, and our humanness.

"The type of fire we are trying to hold back is very difficult to imagine". Meanwhile, back at home, Mandela's ANC faces trying times.

It carries house-line leather goods and vintage items tagged with just enough provenance — say, the state where it was purchased — to inspire fanciful imagined back stories.

It's hard to imagine going back.

I like to imagine being back in those times, playing with famous musicians.

Looking round this building now, it's hard to imagine, but back then nobody wanted to live in this neighbourhood.