Sentence examples for age-old dream from inspiring English sources

The show is a nice twist on our age-old dream of living forever.

There is an age-old dream of linking India and China through Burma.

George Cayley, an English baronet, bridged the gap between physical theory, engineering research, and the age-old dream of flight.

Together with our international partners, we are working to build a new Iraq advancing this age-old dream.

But either way, the age-old dream of flying has now become less mechanical and more human.

E.U. officials say, "it does not represent the end of the age-old dream of an economically unified Europe, only a new beginning".

carry on an age-old dreaming tradition.

Making dreams into music: Contemporary songwriters carry on an age-old dreaming tradition.

That hard work was once an investment New Zealand farmers made, as they earned their way to achieving one of the age-old dreams of this country becoming a farm-owner.

Yun's quest – a modern version of the age old dream of tapping the fountain of youth – is emblematic of the current enthusiasm to disrupt death sweeping Silicon Valley.

Rather, he says, this family of emigres from Iran achieved a Canadian variation of the age-old American dream.