“Just forget about work for a moment and imagine yourself being on a beach with a Pina Colada.”

“I imagine that Walter had his reasons for stuffing Dude's briefcase with his dirty undies.”

“The best argument for keeping the BBC is to imagine what we would gain by abolishing the corporation or forcing it to accept adverts.”

“Close your eyes and image what your future could be like if you worked hard towards achieving your dreams.”

“Our brochure will image an idealistic vacation at the resort which will entice potential customers to make an immediate reservation.”

“The burnished chrome fixtures would image the jewelry store's shimmering range.”

“This is quit unusual that you find one so old imagin how good it is conserved its 232 years old!”

“Imagin that one day you enter in a virtual MUSEUM where you can examine from your confortable-chair the LETTERS and the Autographs of Great Personnages on paper with official heading.”

“Imagin to see Napoleon becomer Emperor, by a national referendum which will designate him as Consul for life, to see a letter of his brother Lucien manage the Policy and Internal Politic Ministery.”

“It is supposed to have 2.5-meter resolution as well as the capacity to send down images that can be received within the imaged footprint.”

“Yet none imaged that a man so full of life would meet such an untimely death.”

“The component whose diffusion is to be observed must be tagged with a fluorophore so that it can be imaged in the confocal microscope.”