Sentence examples for dream sound from inspiring English sources

The sweet melodies that open Alfred Schnittke's unsettling "(K ein Sommernachtstraum" ("[Not] a Midsummer Night's Dream") sound later as if they had been filtered through shards of glass.

LONELY PLANET By Steven Dietz; directed by Leonard Foglia; set by Michael McGarty; lighting by Howard Werner; costumes by Markas Henry; sound by One Dream Sound; production manager, Karen A. Potosnak.

3) In Requiem for a Dream sound conjures up one woman's paranoid psychosis (plus the most dangerous fridge outside Ghostbusters) 4) David Lynch uses sound in Eraserhead to gradually wear down the viewer, leaving us a gibbering mess.

Sets by Dana Kenn; costumes by Sam Fleming; lighting by Eric T. Haugen; sound by One Dream Sound; associate set designer, Ken Larson; producing associate, Kathleen Kelly; orchestrations and arrangements, Mr. Glaudini; general management, NJNG Productions, Nancy Nagel Gibbs, Lawrence Anderson/Greg Schaffert; associate producer, Douglas N. Wall.

Directed by Mark Waldrop; sets by James Youmans; costumes by Theresa Squire; lighting by Jeffrey S. Koger; sound by One Dream Sound, Kurt B. Kellenberger; production manager, Kai Brothers; production stage manager, Brian Rardin; theme song and incidental music, Mr. Walton; video system, Scharff Weisberg Inc. Presented by Jeffrey Finn Productions.

How weird does that once-reasonable dream sound now?

The evanescence of hope is Lennon's theme; never has the utopian dream sounded so fragile.

He's a union man with benefits; his American dream sounds as if it's in working order, except that it's not.

Tenants, long used to being shoved around, said Mr. Lane's dream sounded like a nightmare of the rich getting richer and the poor getting nothing.

I'm tired of wars and explosions and just want to live in peace somewhere, but even that dream sounds impossible.

"Redemption Day," a Sheryl Crow song, is saggy and treacly, and the spacey pacifism of "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream" sounds even more frail in Mr. Cash's pockmarked voice.