The phrase "dream of matching" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have a strong desire or vision to be equal or similar to something or someone. Example: She always dreamt of matching her mother's success in the business world.
If the acrimony dragged on, so too did his dream of matching Disney's success in animation.
He is now 11 30 back from the lead, too far back to dream of matching last year's performance.
In any event, Dr. Wilson said, no ordinary human being could even dream of matching these top athletes.
But the black golfers know that even in the new South Africa only a tiny fraction of Africans can dream of matching Mr. Pataki's accomplishment.
Although his authority waned in recent seasons, he was a team executive for 22 years -- a span that other general managers could only dream of matching.
Lawrence's Bedouins were armed and paid by the world's industrial and military superpower, the British, and served as just one piece of a global strategy that the Ottomans could not dream of matching.
But any dreams of matching Kidd with size and skill did not include spotting the league's best point guard one balky ankle.
Messi dreamed of matching those demands but was once again unable to conjure his masterful best when it counted most.
Long before she became Mrs Bucket (pronounced Bouquet), young Hyacinth was already dreaming of matching china and a bedroom in pastel shades.
AllMusic compared the songs to ambient music by the Aphex Twin, while Exclaim! noted that "Quique follows a similar path as Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient work but with structures that a more rock-based band like Chapterhouse dreamed of matching".
They might be dreams you never knew you had, like the dream of having matching napkin rings at Thanksgiving dinner or the dream of buying Elmo party favors for the baby's birthday next year, but they are dreams just the same.
