Sentence examples for deferred dream from inspiring English sources

After 25 years of companionship and 8 children, Ceci Moses and Rick Schimmel had been officially married, inspired in part by Louisville's epic run through the N.C.A.A. tournament, a mother's deferred dream realized and an accomplishment by her daughters that was as much a cultural triumph as an athletic success.

NEW DELHI — A few weeks ago, the traditional Indian joint family household of Vineet Sharma, a fertilizer industry consultant, achieved a long deferred dream.

Xi's particular asset and what may sustain his support is the deferred dream of true solidarity that Mao promised the nation nearly seventy years ago and that generations have held onto.

Rather than use my situation to explain the systemic problem of academic labor, the article personalized – even romanticized – my situation as little more than the deferred dream of a struggling PhD with a penchant for poetry.

Here was something that would at once differentiate Ford from its competitors and help Bill Ford pursue his deferred dream of making Ford an environmental leader.

There may be a long deferred dream to pursue.

But behind the raucous noise and bright lights, musicians face hardship, hierarchy and and deferred dreams.

Best of all were the quotes from the jilted would-be Scratch n' Match winners, many culled from a complaint hotline that the Post set up to catalogue all those deferred dreams.

Invite students to share dreams that they have deferred and explain which of the six images that Hughes uses in the poem is most similar to what subsequently happened to their deferred dreams.

It might take into account that a woman forced to defer dreams of motherhood because of work, or vice versa, is hostage to her circumstances even if she's able to pay her bills.

According to Sarah Rodman of The Boston Globe, its lyrics make reference to tenacity, love, and the refusal to defer dreams; Knowles, as the female protagonist, sings, "demanding her moment in the sun".