Suddenly these borders come up and they cannot maintain the lives that they were imagining for themselves.
A more practised "rescue" worker could not be imagined for the many difficult phases of the newspaper's production history.
We'll have to forgive the dubious metaphor in the interests of an irresistible tale that could have been imagined for reality television.
The Frick Collection, with its magnificent portrait of Philip in scarlet silk, had not yet been imagined, for Henry Frick was still a boy.
One potentially hot area is "adaptive reuse," in which new uses are imagined for buildings that have outworn their original purpose or whose premise is no longer viable.
The latest, a 6.5 mile, $84m£67m7m) floating pontoon, is currently being imagined for the Chicago River, between the city's Chinatown and Ravenswood Manor.
I'm just trying to save you!" But when he looked up the girls were gone, vanished as completely as if they had been imagined for a moment along the side of a road and just as quickly forgotten.
This makes no sense; no mechanism can be imagined for this to happen, which is presumably why Ms Crouse is unable to say specifically what on earth she is talking about.
Of all the grim ends that have been imagined for New York, as the University of Massachusetts historian Max Page has noted, the one that's the most persistent, more than aliens, monsters, or nukes, is death by flood.
No better setting could now be imagined for the Grange; streets nearby still bear Hamilton's name, and the land where it now sits was part of the original Grange acreage.
