Sentence examples for dream aimed from inspiring English sources
An analyst of US politics, Qavamoddin Mahdavi, appeared on a discussion programme on the IRINN rolling news channel to say Mr Obama's plans for the economy are a "pipe dream" aimed at boosting electoral support for the Democrats.
It's a dream aimed only at people who've just moved here, or people who are visiting – be it as tourists or students.
On Thursday night, book-ended by a Shepard Fairey DJ set (who knew?) and a raucous live performance by the Roots, Jones officially announced the birth of a new, national movement he's calling "Rebuild the Dream," aimed primarily at the thousands of middle class workers who have lost their jobs, their homes, and their livelihoods in the past few years.
Scene: Named for Ava Gardner, the white, gray, and sea-foam green rooftop lounge at Dream aims to evoke an airy, 1950s French Riviera mood far above the grittiness of Midtown.
DREAM aims to achieve its goals in line with the gold standard for HIV treatment and care.
Electric Dreams aims to build on that momentum, bringing other Dick works to life on screen.
The rally, fronted by Beck and timed to coincide with the anniversary of Martin Luther King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech, aimed to invigorate the Tea Party movement.
Mitchell highlighted the team's Road to Rio campaign, Chasing The Dream, which aimed to raise the profile of the team and its athletes while driving fundraising.
The Dialogue for Reverse Engineering Assessments and Methods (DREAM) challenge aims to evaluate the success of GRN inference algorithms on benchmarks of simulated data.
"Aspirations are hopes, dreams, aims or ambitions.
Because the DREAM Act is aimed at the most sympathetic members of the Latino demographic, those who were brought into the country as children without status, it has over 90percentt support amongst Latino voters according to the Pew Research Center, is supported by the public in general and a state version, the Maryland DREAM Act, passed when put to a ballot.
