Sentence examples for dream of trying from inspiring English sources

Nor do they dream of trying to reclaim their land when the Castros die.

The cabinet secretary said he would "never dream" of trying to politicise the Queen.

I would never dream of trying to give you advice on how to govern.

Mr. McClellan, for one, said he wouldn't dream of trying to unplug the briefings.

While I would never dream of trying to plant out courgettes or direct sow cosmos, there are other plants with which I take risks.

Asked later about his claims, Jackson said: "I have the highest regard for all senior members of the armed forces and certainly do not believe they can be improperly influenced, nor would I dream of trying to do so".

A generation ago, most parents would not have dreamed of trying to influence the selection process.

Ms. van Doten said he loved design so much that he dreamed of trying his own hand as an architect.

I had dreamed of trying the neoteric sport of kiteboarding, and this part of the Andalusian coast had seemed to promise a nice, low-key place to learn.

Until a year ago, Eric Lanlard produced formal-looking books about confections as light as clouds, cakes that if you dreamt of trying to make them, you would wake up screaming.

It allows automatic entry to Tour tournaments for a year, and almost every golfer who has ever made a birdie has dreamed of trying for one.