Sentence examples for dream of appearing from inspiring English sources
He was back and wanted to fulfill his dream of appearing in a game.
Airey had her dream of appearing on the soap "fixed" for her by Jimmy Savile in a special festival edition of Jim'll Fix It.
Declan Patton admits he faces a nervous wait to find out if he has done enough to fulfil his childhood dream of appearing for his hometown club in a Super League Grand Final this weekend.
"New York Minute" opens with Jane's having the classic anxiety dream of appearing in front of an audience naked, after which the movie contrives to find her in the shower with Roxy's pet snake, to invent a wardrobe malfunction that removes half her skirt and sends her out into Midtown wearing nothing but a towel from the Plaza Hotel.
Every young lad has a dream of appearing in the FA cup final, and scoring the winning goal, and I was looking at you and the love there was for you in the room, and you were basking in it - was yesterday your FA cup final?" Holmes then compared Mr Corbyn to a "religious leader" because of his wide appeal, before veering off into a meandering monologue about him being into "caring and respect".
His dream of appearing on the World Cup stage this year was shattered by a wrist injury, but the utility back hopes to be around in four years' time to finally make his tournament debut.
"I always dreamed of appearing live at the Apollo.
Another remake of "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" (1941) by way of "Heaven Can Wait" (1978) introduces Lance Barton Chris Rockk, left), a really bad comedian who dreams of appearing at the Apollo in Harlem.
In A Hole in My Heart, the lamb role is taken by Sanna Brading's porn starlet, who dreams of appearing on Big Brother, but winds up menaced by a camera, force-fed on junk food and sodomised by her co-star.
If she glazes over and says "That's nice, dear," it's time to abandon your dreams of appearing on the 6 o'clock news.
In France, Proust dreamt for years of appearing as a journalist on the first column of the journal Le Figaro.
