Sentence examples for dream inspired from inspiring English sources
That dream inspired this solemn, grim painting - and was entered into an FA-sanctioned football art competition in 1953.
The overlooked Broadway musical Pipe Dream, inspired by the novels of John Steinbeck, is revived at the Union.
His jungly image "The Dream" inspired the lush vertical garden that Ms. Katzander created for Ms. Oakes's home, a onetime industrial space in Williamsburg.
His program, named "I Have a Dream," inspired by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech, proved magical in both its simplicity and its impact.
Why did the Arkansas boy who shook Jack Kennedy's hand and then achieved the dream inspired by that moment not do more with his hard-won opportunity?
It took the form of a dream inspired by Mozart's Don Giovanni in which four of the characters from the comedy are transformed into their 16th-century prototypes.
They're here this year at the Pleasance with Electric Dreams, inspired by Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine.
An early 20th-century engineer and entrepreneur, he had big dreams inspired by the rise of the motor car, which he invariably succeeded in turning into reality.
His reading of Sigmund Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams inspired him to write Der Künstler (1907; "The Artist"), an attempt to explain art by using psychoanalytic principles.
Langston Hughes's poem "Dreams" inspired the title of Blue Balliett's "Hold Fast," which opens with clear signals of the distress to come — and of the effort people require to stay hopeful through hardship.
When the inaugural AFLW season starts on Friday night, a group of pioneering players will yank open the door for generations of others to follow – young girls who'll grow up with football dreams inspired by reality.
