'create dreams' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of forming something from your imagination, such as when you are working on a project or making plans for the future. For example, "I'm working hard to create dreams of success for my family."
The film has a complex, layered structure: Cobb and the other characters create dreams within dreams within dreams, but they cannot distinguish between reality and the dream states they fabricate.
Only Bowie could take you from the gleeful abandonment of linear time, via a film about a poetic vagabond who has the power to create dreams and sell them, to a slightly jaded gothic glitter-goblin who juggles crystal balls and can shape-shift into a barn owl.
My childhood curiosity had lent itself to great learnings and knowledge that helped me not only survive, but create dreams, goals, and passions to live the life I wanted.
In this country we create dreams through a machine called, "Hollywood".
When you experience what you are capable of first hand, you continue to create dreams that will ensure a full, happy, and satisfying life journey.
I think experiences in life create dreams, which then become goals, and all along the way everything you do affects your journey towards them.
Many people use the Sims to create dream houses or play out fantasy lifestyles or relationships, as I did in the beginning.
All of it perfectly embodies 'girl power,' fitting for a woman-focused environment to create, dream, and get things done.
Drimmit is a simple, straightforward online platform that allows users to create "dream boards" filled with visual representations of their hopes and aspirations.
They are in the business of creating dreams — and illusions.
They need to dream and we support the dream, because football is about creating dreams.
