The phrase "until I imagined" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a clause or dependent phrase, indicating a time frame or circumstance leading up to a particular moment or event. Example: I was afraid of heights until I imagined myself soaring above the clouds, free and weightless.
I hear a gentle voice Saying "nice day is it not?" I feel a tickle at my heart That turns into a titter And then a laugh that roars Until I imagine I have encircled the globe And everybody is out dancing And clapping their hands with glee To welcome a sunny day at last.
Until recently I imagined the Broadway musical locked inside a museum, at which a superannuated curator in a seersucker suit, bow tie and horn-rimmed glasses politely welcomed guests to the tea party.
Or so I imagined until I reread it.
Although, for years - until today, in fact – I imagined they were eating the porridge itself out of the blue bag and had always wondered how that would work: like an icing bag, perhaps.
But she also has lustful fantasies in "Until Then (I Imagine)" and in "So Gone (What My Mind Says)"; pleasure overcomes trauma.
"I imagine that will happen some time in May, and as no players can be signed until June I imagine we will go into the first of June being able to sign players".
But until that happens, I imagine we will continue to see paragraphs such as the following, with which we began a story last Saturday about a collaboration between Björk and David Attenborough: "She is the Icelandic 'punk anarchist' with a love for eclectic music and bonkers fashion; he is Britain's greatest living naturalist and an established national treasure".
The show was shot quite a while ago, so any obvious necessary tweaks likely won't get made until Season 2 (I imagine a spinning stage to make turning from the mentors to the buyers even more dramatic).
It won't be too long, I imagine, until someone produces a glossy and sexed-up television drama about the real lives of pirates — their emotional foibles, failed romances, and emotional baggage that led to their current lives of crime.
Gunmetal clouds were approaching, but we didn't care — we pulled off our clothes and soaked in the frosty water until I started imagining the news reports: "The bodies of two naked tourists were pulled from Becker Lake today after a lightning storm...."....
