Sentence examples for dream shapes from inspiring English sources

They are turning into dream shapes, Rorschach blots.

We're too in love with glass towers and architectural dream shapes to churn out the squat, boxy, highly insulated shelters with minimal surface area given to windows that if constructed would enable us to dramatically reduce our energy needs for heating as well as air-conditioning.

And all too predictably they're feminine: when Young converts a 1959 Lincoln convertible into a hybrid (part‑electric, part-biofuel), he calls it Miss Pegi after his wife and rhapsodises over its/her womanliness: Every morning I would polish and clean her beautiful metal and chrome lines, caressing her classic American Metal Dream shapes with soft cloths.

It is a dream shaped partly by family.

It was while sharing a three-room apartment with five other people that her dream of living in a stand-alone house took root, a dream shaped by her immigrant grandmother's memories of a country place, a dacha, back home in Russia.

From as simple as becoming debt-free, to home ownership...the modern American Dream shaped by today's realities.

A coach, while preferably being attractive and healthy, can help you reach your dream shape in less time than you thought.

It is the nerve center of a company that wants to invade your dreams, shape your desires, make you crave things you never knew you wanted.

In The Lathe of Heaven she summons the city itself, spinning a tale of a Portland man whose dreams shape reality, and the psychedelic consequences that result when that power is exploited by a nefarious doctor.

At some moments one can, without cynicism, indulge in Americana, and the announcement of Sonia Sotomayor's appointment had plenty: the mother in the Women's Army Corps, the daughter's dreams shaped by Nancy Drew, the jokes about whether the guys from New England (Senators, in this case) could handle her lifelong love of the Yankees.

It's fascinating how these dreams shaped me as an adult.