Sentence examples for dream bubble from inspiring English sources

She is bitten by the chained dog, buys a copy of "How to Make Friends" at a bookstore, communes with Disneylike animals in the woods, has a nightmare about the dog, whose giant head of folded paper protrudes from a dream bubble, and ultimately makes peace with the dog.

His artwork creates a frame around homeless people throughout Los Angeles: a dream bubble emerging from a person passed out in a sleeping bag, a throne behind a man in a wheelchair, a camping scene surrounding a man who lives in a tent.

When she questions her young husband's belief that he can make his living as a writer, he defends his plays as "a dream, a bubble, Anne, and yet a world".

Meanwhile, at the head of the chain, Lama Pema launched the second phrase — "A fleeting autumn cloud, or a shining drop of morning dew" — and then the third, "A phantom, a dream, a bubble, so is all the existence to be seen".

To be sure, the New Market may well reflect naive dreams and bubble valuations.

The crescendo of raw emotion, defiant dreams and bubbles burst is no longer shocking but long-familiar.

The author employs ballads, newspaper articles and gossip in this tour of speculative manias, a long trail of wild dreams, burst bubbles and lost fortunes stretching back to the 17th century.

It's by dreaming outside the bubble, or our comfort zone, that we create the space for transformation.

My first creation, Giggle Bubble Dreams, was a collaboration with the legendary storyboard artist and illustrator, Bret Blevins.

MANY bankers may be worried about whether some fancy product dreamed up during the bubble years might yet lead to a visit from the police.

And while we live in a Silicon Valley bubble that dreams big and is sometimes pretty navel-gazing, given the pace of change in artificial intelligence and autonomous driving, there may be something there.