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Eyes closed imagined that the wind mixed with gardenia fragrance, and pitched in a bad mood ran to the winds.

I measured a barracks, calculated its occupants from the informational booklet, and imagined how crowded it had been.

The workers who powered China's meteoric rise as the world's factory are under pressures few could have imagined just a year ago.

I remembered telling my mom how much fun it was going to be, and I imagined what colors and designs I would choose.

The scene is easily imagined. The king in his royal robes is seated on his throne, surrounded by his officials in the elaborate palace hall.

It's been a year - a year I could never have imagined happening, * let alone getting through.

She imagined him up in heaven with all the beautiful angels. . . and she was jealous.

"I could never have imagined in my darkest dreams something like this would happen to me, " he said.

The point of this is for you to realise, AFTER it's been done, that the task wasn't as huge as you IMAGINED it. Huh?

'I might have written 'immortality' on the list thinking I would never achieve it, but it turns out I wasn't as far off as I imagined. '

She imagined him going into his office, closing the door, perhaps picking up the picture of her that stood on his cluttered desk.

The whole incident was so out of the natural that she did not attach too much weight to anything she imagined.

According to statistics, the Siberian tiger left at present, less than 20, still such a small number of these survive, has had imagined.

Frequently he seems to set himself on stage, theatrically acting out imagined dialogue he has with Miro and with his disgusted family.

Zhang said he never imagined a panda could be so vicious.

I imagined Mr. Tanaka would go back to his work after Sugi had left; but instead he stood near the table a long while looking at me.

I never imagined that I'd be living this life. And yet it feels like everything has led me to this very moment.

"I could only have imagined such a course in existence. It has exceeded my own (high) expectations. " Rahul Gupta, MD.

She had never imagined that she could receive such a beautiful image.

They imagined the tropical forest to be an "imitation paradise" unable to support much beyond a simple hunting-and-gathering way of life.

funny you mention marriage, I have played with that idea once in a while. even imagined living on an ostrich farm with you, hehe. . .

He later said he imagined the Tramp to be a college-educated gentleman who'd come down in the world.

A more exact word cannot be imagined. Beginning to think is beginning to be undermined.

But I had not quite imagined that it had failed at achieving something called African authenticity.

I imagined steam rising from my head as I ranted. But a part of me was as shocked as the people still standing in line.

World oil consumption is now growing at a significantly lower pace than had been imagined a year ago.

And I began to wonder if any of the technology imagined on Star Trek actually exists today in the real world?

For a moment, however, she imagined escaping from her present hard life by marrying Alec, but rejected it immediately.

My hardships were not so great as you imagined, though such trifling details must never interfere with the investigation of a case.

"To tell the truth, it is more than we could have imagined, " he said.

Who hasn't looked at his or her paycheck and imagined how much better life would be with a lot more numbers after that dollar sign?

Even in her wildest dream his mother could never have imagined that her son would become a world famous pianist.

Don't you recognize me? Well, I guess you've never imagined that I would show up in front of you with this kind of look.

He imagined Benjamin, the scientific male in his group, beginning to read pages of rules and instructions with relish.

In trying to comprehend my indifference to Matt and his situation, I imagined a series of scenes from his earliest months.

Hu imagined that Buddha sat very still all day long, and when the hall was empty, he reached out for a banana.

ASHLEY: You seem to belong here. As if it had all been imagined for you.

It looked like a woman, but he never imagined that it could be his wife until she came close and he saw it was less.

Today i accompany my roommate to interview , i was waiting for her, and want around , imagined a boss asking me for an interview also.

Perhaps the dreamer who imagined you wishes you to doubt your being, so doubt itself is only a circular motion in thought and not an answer.

Marion, who had seen with her own eyes and who imagined it to be one of many scenes for her sister's martyrdom, never forgot.

The next day, she announced to the others that she had imagined a story.

Without the crowd of a tour surrounding me, I imagined Dickinson had invited me over personally for tea or to share some poetry.

I caught sight of the balcony where Romeo met his lover and imagined how Juliet tore her bed sheet into slices and made them into a rope.

He imagined the ship dangling upside down on the undersurface of the Earth, the giant fingers of gravity holding them firmly in place.

I tell you in the United States these possibilities to warn you and to allow you to prepare yourselves for situations you have not imagined.

Here (team) environment is not what I imagined it, with some people before I entered the national team, said it did not feel.

She had never imagined that of all people Rick would be so happy to see her.

Sometimes they look much older than I thought they would be, or are a different color than I imagined.

For philosophy alone, it seems to be imagined, such study, care, and application are not in the least requisite.

Looking at him, I imagined that whatever his rank in the Japanese army had been (possibly an officer), he had performed his duties well.

I imagined with my hands stretched out of the windows and started to feel a bit colder.

I imagined encouraging you to go out and get a robotics kit for you and your kids as a holiday treat.

People so wonderful (as she expressed it) as those whom she was now going with she had not only never met but could not even have imagined.

a resonance so passionate that nothing on earth could stop it; a destiny so incredible that no one could have imagined it.

Her novels are not miniatures, but she did work on a surface not so much bigger than those two imagined inches of ivory.

Even when you think you know what the results will be , strange events often take you in directions you never imagined .

Addis Ababa, at least, gave me a surprise, much better than I imagined.

The childhood dreams of traveling the World that I had, is actually coming through much more than I could have ever imagined.

It was a hope rooted in Winthrop's Christian faith, and no doubt he imagined his city on a hill with a steeple in the center.

If I were not secure in my identity, it would be lost to what others imagined it to be.

He had known that the moment must come sooner or later, but he had somewhat imagined that by force of willing he might hold it at bay.

He imagined that Venn and Mrs. Yeobright were in league, and felt that there was a certain legitimacy in combating such a coalition.

Oh . to tell you the truth , I love the sky. When I was a childhood , I imagined flying into the blue.

"I never imagined in my life that I would be so close to such a creature, " he says in a telephone interview.

People, looking at him, imagined instantly that a man of his age, stout and well dressed, must be well off.

Mr Cercas has written a persuasive, brilliant and absorbing book that has more contemporary resonance than even he might have imagined.

As economists often remind us, crises take longer to arrive than you think, but then they happen much faster than you could have imagined.

He might have imagined me capable of that.

Most of the improvements from users are ones that I would have never imagined on my own, and a few are almost shocking in their insight.

And just like my new dog, it was an idea that got bigger than I'd imagined.

As far as he was concerned he was a real lady killer. And if he had the money to back up his imagined charm, he was a hotshot with women.

She had not imagined that such a multiplication of wakefulness was possible.

She had left me, deceived me, was not the person I had taken her for or imagined her to be.

Koppel imagined the two men together one day, one unable to speak, the other unable to hear. What would that be like?

I imagined that how nice if my mom had not carried the long scars on her face, and had a same fine look as the aunty.

He never imagined that he could make his teaching profession such a great hit.

Pick up an economics textbook (mine would be a fine choice), and you might find yourself learning more than you imagined.

You, my darling, are the wind that I did not anticipate, the wind that has gusted more strongly than I ever imagined possible.

Kwame Brown will be how much to help the Pistons , but they will not imagined so many.

Dawu never imagined such a thing would be, in every possible way to persuade the president, he reluctantly took over his job.

As a child, I imagined a wild place to be somewhere remote, somewhere I could look out to a horizon untouched by human hand.

Lucas touched upon a frequently asked question: what was the imagined storyline beyond Episode VI?

Perhaps rather than the relief I imagined, KB's mother felt a sense of alarm at our request to turn down the music.

But things are not so simple as I imagined, in the six months in, I put up a lot of your resume, but with my is always waiting for.

At first we thought it was only a bit of earth blocking the mine so when I found out the true scale, I imagined the worst.

"Who would have imagined, " he said, "that Franklin was capable of such poems, such painting, such force, such fire! "

Roland had sown wild oats? Bink had never imagined such a thing. He remained silent, afraid of what was coming.

His hands flailed, as though reaching for some imagined object just out of his grasp.

Down the track, further than I could have imagined, there lay a goose and then other scattered objects that I couldn't properly see.

Mikey imagined that they were skating a victory lap around the Olympic rink and she was a member of a gold-medal hockey team.

Every now and again a chain of illumination flew across the hills. I imagined it to be the train going round.

Then he imagined how much he would enjoy all their great tastes.

The answers they got were broader and deeper than anyone could have imagined. See what you think. . .

This is easier than I imagined. As we wander down a hill in the dark, a man on a motorbike pulls up and says: "You rent coat? I get. "

It was so much darker, and so much more complicated and foreign, than I could have imagined it would be.

I thought if I walked fast, maybe I could escape. I never would've imagined that it would come so quickly.

I figured that this would be easy. It turned out to be a little harder than I imagined.

I imagined that she did it so that Kylie could avoid problems with her parents.

He was bigger than I expected: I do not know why I had imagined him slender and of insignificant appearance.

When we met later, Athar said he "never imagined it would be bin Laden, at the bottom of it all. "

As rebel leaders vowed to hunt him down and put him on trial, few imagined that he would surrender or flee the country.

he imagined her coming towards him in her radiant majesty , made so loveable mortal by her soft hazel eyes.

don t think me angry , however , for i only mean to let you know that i had not imagined such enquiries to be necessary on your side.

He's incredible, I knew he was good before I arrived but he's even better than I imagined.

Oh, to tell you the truth, I love the sky. When I was a child, I imagined flying into the blue sky some day.

If you had seen that little old woman, so lovable, so easy to take, you could never have imagined anyone hating her in that way!

He had not indeed married her for her looks, and she had never, even in the first delirious days of their honey-moon, imagined that he had.

The next six weeks in Hot Springs were more interesting than I could have imagined.

In the morning Mr. Bennet slipped round to bring us the latest report. As Holmes had imagined, times had not been EASY with him.

The answer is: not as well as one might like, but better than one might have imagined a century ago.

Not even in the most optimistic moments had he ever imagined so much would be accomplished by his research into ageing.

He wrote back the next day, saying that he was moved and had never imagined a woman of Lu's age would be so open-minded.

He imagined that she was troubled over the loss of her child and that her health was not entirely restored.

"How was your dinner date? " asked my wife when I got home. "Very nice. Much more so than I could have imagined, " I answered.

Of course, a "real fear" is often an imagined sense, which depends on the depths of one's understanding of the people and culture.

If Bachelet's story is hardly one of sweetness and light, it probably is one the philosophical Garcia Marquez might have imagined.

Sometimes he imagined himself proud and aloof, staring through her as though she weren't there, making it unbearable for her.

They listened to the voices of the men, imagined them dipping down into the dark valley.

You seem to belong here, as if it had all been imagined for you.

"I'm very confident that we are going to see in China more progress than any of us has imagined, " he said.

We had a child, so it seemed like the right thing to do, but I never felt that it was the whirlwind romance I had always imagined.

She imagined it was that weakness which had incurred the contempt of Glaucus.

Tracey Tysvaer, of the Fintry Sports Club, said the turbine initiative had worked better than any of the villagers could have imagined.

After an experience is over, it's not unusual to hear people say, "It wasn't as bad as I imagined it would be. "

"It's just like the Matrix! " Trevor awed. "I never imagined it to be like this! "

The woman was very ignorant. She imagined that virtue came out of Christ by a law of necessity, without his knowledge or direct will.

it is all very simple . instead of seeing things as imagined , learn to see them as they are.

The Maro Polo Effect has been going on for far longer than I ever imagined, and I see no reason to say it won't continue on indefinitely.

I imagined, for a moment, that this piece of eloquence was addressed to me; and sufficiently enraged.

Sometimes he would go into a trance and talk about his previous incarnations , how he imagined them to be, at least.

It was more than just an imagined sense of evil; it was the smell.

He imagined that some day he would be a grown man and could smoke a pipe, just like this one.

She imagined it had once been used as a storeroom; anyway, it was now quite forgotten.

One might have imagined that thongs would never survive the fact that Peter G-Stringfellow once famously wore one on a Miami beach.

He spent time alone with her several times a week, and their sexual relationships was as fulfilling as he could have ever imagined.

Flexibility. Polyphasic sleep has been a lot more flexible than I first imagined.

It was really like a second-rate TV drama. The whole family was crying. I had never imagined that it would ever happen to me.

But when I later met my new sister, I realized that it might be more interesting than I first imagined .

He seemed to be in no danger whatsoever, and that made him jumpy because he imagined invisible threats.

Mrs. Bolton's account of the transaction was not , it may be imagined , entirely an impartial narrative .

That choice of whether to work or to care for children was not something her grandmother could have imagined 50 years earlier.

She most feared what people thought of her, and imagined that they talked constantly about her behind her back.

I have always been regarded as someone mild in character. Never had I imagined that there was such a violent streak latent within me.

Trying to forgive my own real and imagined trespasses has been the hardest task.

Being with him was how I imagined it felt like to be in a male, gay couple.

She imagined having vaginal intercourse with him, a thought which she found both horrifying and pleasurable.

Yumiko Kayukawa: I never imagined that I could able to be an artist.

With this newly widowed patient I imagined that only a life of sadness and decrepitude remained, and I felt bad about it.

I never imagined holographic statue, carved by laser can be turned into such a vivid, brilliant.

one of them seethed, following up with what Jack imagined to be a few choice Invid epithets.

Moreover, the activity of his brain cells changed as he imagined different movements, like moving his hand left or moving his hand right.

Instead , we imagined spending all day at home, talking into our watches, walking the robotic dog and generally lounging around.

I never could have imagined that I would become an author, and that my work would reach a place as far from my home as your own country.

I presently imagined that some European ship must have been cast away upon their coast , and the boat might get loose, and drive ashore .

Saddam was evil, But I never imagined that there were people as evil as he was.

Her breathing filled the quiet room, her foot warmed his hands, and he imagined the perfect, secret, symmetry of bones.

Flute tamber is gentle and transparent, someone said the illimitable sky would be imagined when listening flute.

She's just such a woman as I imagined she would be.

So the hero of the story was naturally a poet, not the writer as he was, but as he imagined or desired himself to seem.

I imagined that this was a secret he was passing down only to me.

Perhaps I was on my hands and knees, or looking down over the back of a chair talking into what I imagined an abyss.

Although our relationship did not progress or digress as I imagined or feared, I couldn't have written a more perfect story.

And I never imagined that the Public Libraries of Birmingham's music section also lent out music products upon paid registration.

Three times five hundred is fifteen hundred. Fifteen hundred plus 100 is 1600 Yuan. Your taxi charge is higher than i imagined it would be.

No one imagined what beautiful things she had seen, nor into what glory she had entered with her grandmother, on New-year's day.

Dating culture became intertwined with what I imagined to be the "New York lifestyle" of twenty-something working girls.

Scientists once imagined galaxies forming by a sort of monolithic collapse, in which a giant cloud of gas suddenly fell inward.

You know, I always imagined it something more With the right drapes, the right paints, the right frames. . .

I imagined that feeling the wetness on the bottom of my feet made me a poet.

Retail is going upscale here? Taiwan is certainly growing more quickly than I had imagined.

However, if you reach it when you are ready you may never imagined that English is such a piece of cake for you.

Although his career boasts many glories, Jordan said entering the hall was what he never imagined.

At the time, people imagined that their two legs differed in shape and that 'normally' one was more becoming than the other.

"That's been more of a relief for me than I would have ever imagined. "

He never imagined acting would earn him the opportunity to star with Harrison Ford in the upcoming Indiana Jones movie.

It's like this: Operation Aloha happened because a man - one Christopher Wray-McCann, a photographer by trade - imagined that it could.

Before she died, she had traveled to the lands of her dreams and had experienced more than she ever imagined possible!

Coud Doyle ever have imagined when he started out in the fertilizer business 36 years ago that he would end up with a $500 million windfall?

I imagined having the courage to move the children into an apartment of our own and start over.

That will bring you a step nearer to the Creator, and all that can be possibly imagined will bring you utter and complete bliss.

The house was just as she had imagined it.

This month brims with surprising events, some you could have never imagined happening, not in a million years.

I never imagined she could be so heartless and I felt so crushed.

The thanks I feel for beholding the gift of love is huge, bigger than I would have ever imagined.

I imagined, fell on the floor, the cat has been thrown behind the matter.

One glance of recognition, she had imagined, must needs pass between them.

What happens if carbon capture and storage turns out to be less of a panacea than now imagined?

I said that I was surprised I looked so normal, that I wasn't the horribly twisted and cadaverous figure I had always imagined myself to be.

Carrie imagined that he would marry her at once, though he had not directly said so, and her spirits rose.

All of its attributes, even the most fundamental ones like extension and duration, are attributes as noted by an observer, real or imagined.

Both of my companions took hold of my hands and off we went, running faster than I had ever imagined possible.

Hotelling imagined two ice-cream stands trying to decide where to locate on a beach.

He never imagined he would become a businessman.

The boy's pain cannot possibly be imagined as he shakes uncontrollably in and out of shock.

He imagined that as in Africa he had had to sit in a mosque wearing a burnous, in Moscow he must be gracious and bountiful as the Tsars .

I imagined myself in a courtroom at his trial, facing down the bearded man who has haunted my dreams over the last nine years.

At the beginning of the poem, the poet imagined himself as a lonely cloud that floats on high over vales and hills.

Years later, when 'Dilbert' was in thousands of newspapers, people often asked me if I ever imagined being so lucky.

Trevor awed. "I never imagined it to be like this! "

The original theory involved putting a hypothetical cat into a theoretical box along with an imagined radioactive atom.

I have imagined that I could fall down in a deep hole one day like her and could meet a white rabbit in a waist coat.

We now have lawns smoother and more velvety than Downing could have imagined. And yet our relationship to the Beautiful remains vexed.

I never imagined that on my way back from paradise I would meet the man of my dreams.

"It was a scene from hell, " Mr. Sato, 59, said, his eyes red with tears. "It was beyond anything that we could have imagined. "

Jesus as a little kid in the infancy Gospel of Thomas, is kind of a little rat but that's the way people imagined him as a child.

She'd vaguely imagined that as soon as the gunshot rang out, the police, or at least security, would surround her.

Man had imagined flying with wings in the sky like a bird for thousands of years before the airplane was invented .

The truth is that I imagined every bit of good fortune that has come my way.

Clip the arm or leg of an animal, its miserable condition can be well imagined, and for plant, only have to grow the lost part.

Of course, back then, I never could have imagined being in the same situation someday with my own kids.

May: I've seen it so many times in books, but I never imagined I'd get to see it in person.

It can be imagined that this technology is also significant for the manufacturing art improvement of the aircraft, shipping and locomotive.

That might not be the second act Cisco imagined for itself, but it may just be compelling enough to keep investors in their seats.

Mysterious human bones hidden in a remote cave revealed that our body is able to adapt much more quickly than anyone imagined.

Living like this, man's ultimate ideology will not possible to be imagined!

And the result? Well not quite what I'd imagined - my family is responsible for almost 10 tons of carbon a year!

Who would have imagined she was so girlish, so ready to laugh?

Now it turns out to be "a much more differentiated signaling system than we had imagined. "

I really tried; I looked at a barracks, closed my eyes, and imagined row upon row of barracks.

No one imagined such a small child can have so much talent.

Love may not work out all the time but it leaves you a special sort of feeling, like nothing you have ever imagined.

When English academics first adopted the word hypochondria the meaning was not of imagined medical conditions.

At the moment, it looks like the future of biotechnology could be more diverse and volatile than anyone had imagined.

'If I have a specific image in mind, it might take quite a few tries to get what I imagined. '

He is cuter in person than I imagined he would be.

Dear Papa: I miss you already. Things are fine. Except I never imagined there would be so many rules at school.

And yes, it led me to conclude that Barack Obama was a good man, but far less progressive than his enthusiastic supporters imagined.

The people came out of the city singing and dancing and offering thanks to the gods for what they imagined was their deliverance.

Love is many not work out all the time but it leaves you a special sort of feeling, like nothing you have ever imagined.

I never imagined that an outdoor life could do so much for a man? It's taken years off him.

Red and blue spectacles, it was imagined, would be routinely employed to watch a film. Flat projection would be a historical curio.

Perhaps we all knew - or, at least, imagined - that it would be this way.

While the price was fabulous, the packages were a little larger than I had imagined.

I never imagined I'd play as much, but with suspensions and injuries, I've taken advantage and that's helped me progress.

I once imagined him a cool man of great imagination .

They are the product of imagined fears conjured up in our minds-the product of our own fantasies.

Every act of compliance seems to tighten an imagined noose that the other has around our neck.

As powerful starlight whittles away these cool cosmic mountains, the statuesque pillars that remain might be imagined as mythical beasts.

They never imagined that their $10-a-day habit actually added up to so much money.

In his office, the patent office, looking out of window and he imagined a man working on a roof.

Behind his closed lids, Qui-Gon imagined he could feel the speed of the ship vaulting through the stars.

Allow your depression to take you to a level of creativity you had never imagined possible.

These noises converged in a single sensation of life for me: I imagined that I bore my chalice safely through a throng of foes.

Young imagined a revolution (led, interestingly, by the wives of the high-IQ elites) and a classless society to follow.

In one sense it addresses the classic 'service economy', where a doctor can work with a transcriptionist, re-imagined for a virtual world.

She had imagined the incoming call was from Trish, checking in to explain why she and Christopher Abaddon were taking so long.

If you re reading this email, then Source Code works even better than you and Dr. Rutledge imagined.

Les imagined these betrayals as wounds Veronica was enduring, within the silent prison of her marriage.

Happiness has less to do with our life circumstances than I ever imagined.