Picturing

After more than a decade in the wilderness, Democrats are picturing a future where Republicans don’t have an automatic lock on state government in one of the country’s most important swing states.

As a Gen Z-er, Frankel has spent time combating impostor syndrome by consistently picturing and embodying a vision of herself years down the line, and by relishing the positive power of youth.

But, there are many more that I am not picturing that I still have.

I may never hear this song again without picturing this exchange.

I missed that you had greyhounds and was picturing a typical medium dog-sized door.

We’re picturing friends and family gathered together sitting on this smart set-up, which is sure to add a luxurious look to your garden this summer.

I gasped at this, picturing the slivers of gray on his gleaming head.

Tasteless salads, protein shakes and far too many vegetables may be what you see when picturing 'diet foods'.

When you imagine a galaxy like our Milky Way, you're probably picturing a swirl shape with arms reaching out from a central point.

A LARGE-format, linocut picturing Napoleon’s Empress Josephine has won the $12,000 Megalo International Print Prize, Megala, now in its second year, it was announced on Saturday night.

Her brain was on a constant loop of negative thoughts, so Trowbridge started picturing each thought as a large bird that would just up and fly away.

I was picturing Hamilton as a hip-hop artist.

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Picturing some fun family photos with shades from Frances.

Which might seem counterintuitive, she added, but there's a logic to picturing coronavirus as cute.

I'm having trouble picturing this keeping a visual throughout thing.

I’m just picturing a banner hanging from Dodger Stadium with the phrase “In The Mix Year After Year (Year-Year)” proudly stitched across it.

Let's begin by picturing a Venn diagram.

Suddenly picturing him on a Harley, I tried to deny his offer of a ride home: “This jacket is more midseason than winter.

The head table at a Labor fundraiser dinner in March 2015, picturing former opposition leaders Bill Shorten (third from left), Luke Foley (far right) and Huang Xiangmo (second from right).