Sentence examples for again dream of from inspiring English sources
While succeeding generations may have dreamed of being ballerinas, they could never again dream of being ballerinas like Pavlova.
Taking the long walks that would form his view of the city, Pamuk found a melancholy joy amid its Byzantine and Ottoman ruins, the old walls staggering between cemeteries, abandoned wooden houses and unexpected copses – a place "so poor and confused that it can never again dream of rising to the same heights of wealth, power and culture".
Children and families affected by the tsunami can once again dream of the future – a future that wouldn't be possible without the co-operation and support of governments, other UN agencies, and the millions of individuals throughout the world who gave so generously.
I fell in love with it instantly and never again dreamed of a life in mathematics.
"Over the years I revisited it time and time again, dreaming of one day owning such a magnificently odd construction," Barnes says.
Again dreaming of escape, he starts having love affairs, but the pull of domestic life often thwarts these romances, as he's torn between his children and his mistress.
I have lost myself in this at times, running through the events again and again, dreaming of the children.
Twenty years after Randolph's initial call for a march, with the economic needs of black America still pressing and with violence against blacks increasing, Randolph once again dreamed of leading thousands to the National Mall.
And when we dare to hope, this is what we see: a 10-year hudna during which, inshallah (God willing), we will learn again to dream of peace.
