Sentence examples for dream of introducing from inspiring English sources
No modern traffic planner familiar with current central government guidance would now dream of introducing long, complicated one-way systems, but their removal is another matter.
Just bringing in matcha green tea, he says, is enough to fulfill his dream of introducing traditional Japanese cuisine to Americans.
"Only the best for the crabs here," he said, but it's clear that he would not dream of introducing anything impure to these waters, where he swims, fishes and sleeps.
Unfortunately, this is Britain, 2015, where the political class still has such a tragic hard-on for all things American that it is simply unthinkable that anyone would dream of introducing a note of wanton disrespect into the venerable institution that is the post-challengers' debate spin room.
TWO years after the first homes at BelleFair at Rye Brook went on the market, a meeting house and country-style store have opened at the development, fulfilling what its developer, Mitchell C. Hochberg, describes as his long-held dream of introducing concepts of New Urbanism to Westchester.
Alexievich believes the dream of freedom introduced by perestroika failed because Soviet citizens did not know how to live as free people.
At that point I burst with joy and kvelled, "My daughter designed it!" The woman accompanied us into the store and became the P.R. person of my dreams, introducing Sara to as many shoppers and sales clerks as possible, insisting we take pictures of the designer and her newfound followers.
But Daniela Alulema, a board member of the New York State Youth Leadership Council, a supporter of access to higher education for illegal immigrants, said she hoped the Regents would eventually throw their support behind a version of the Dream Act introduced in the State Legislature in March.
A vinyl decal of the mobile oven graces a wall of Timber Pizza Company, the bricks-and-mortar evolution of the dream, introduced in June in Petworth.
Anna Fels, author of Necessary Dreams, first introduced early Novofemina readers to the concept of being done.
The name of Dreamers comes from the bill Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act introduced in Congress in 2001.
