Sentence examples for daydream from from inspiring English sources

Art history is a paralyzing daydream from which today's artists cannot wake up.

It's a fantasy daydream, from the Belgian director Alain Berliner, with charm to spare - Sunday at 10 p.m. and Monday at 6 a.m. on IFC.

In the first category were "Don't Know Why," her 2002 breakthrough hit, and "Sunrise," a lovely daydream from her country-influenced second album, "Feels Like Home".

Deep!   Swift explains that the line 'Darling I'm a nightmare, dressed like a daydream' from "Blank Space" came from a notepad document on her phone that was jam-packed with witty observations that she'd stowed away for a rainy day.

Steve Barberino Sr. rocked on his cane, Kandace Krueger reached for her crown and the jockey John Velazquez, who had just taken Buster's Daydream from the gate to the finish an overpowering victory, cracked a wicked smile.

Of course, we will not be reading this to laugh at the misery of daily enduring sizzling subway platforms and steaming pavement, but rather, to daydream from our ever-mild London summer.

You can spot someone who's daydreaming from a mile away.

As he prepares to make his 13th career start this weekend, his résumé invites conjecture from experts and daydreaming from fans.

Sept. 11 bombed us back to the atomic age, when a roar in the sky could instantly evict daydreams from New Yorkers' minds and substitute apocalyptic visions.

In some ways, it's the most obvious, evergreen story line around, the stuff of daydreams from Ponce de León onward.

As a child I felt guilty about not being fearful enough of the honourable white-scarved woman who entered my daydreams from time to time, and about not believing in Her enough.