Sentence examples for dreamed from from inspiring English sources

Although she dreamed from an early age of being an actress, she was initially reluctant to articulate that.

I'd dreamed from a very young age of having this kind of relationship with a living composer, rather than just being in awe of dead composers' work".

The big difference, he said, is that none of the dancers who came through the Ballet Tech school dreamed from early on of playing the Sugar Plum in "The Nutcracker".

In the morning, the hours and minutes will reassert themselves and this seemingly limitless breadth of time will seem unreal and unreachable — the dream of boundless time, dreamed from the confines of an egg carton.

Inspired by her grandfather and an uncle, both well-respected physicians, Timiras dreamed from childhood of becoming a doctor.

Harry Connick Jr., her co-star in the recent Broadway revival of "The Pajama Game," wrote the delicate, almost melancholy arrangement for "Make Someone Happy," from "Do Re Mi," and the gently syncopated one for "I Have Dreamed," from "The King and I".

Contemporary studies cover dreams and dreaming from a number of perspectives, such as physiology, neuroscience, psychology, and interpretation.

A similar spirit infuses "New Ways to Dream," from the musical "Sunset Boulevard".

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"Dream" is a cover of the Diana DeGarmo song "Dream, Dream, Dream" from DeGarmo's debut album, Blue Skies.

Once we dreamed of flying saucers from Mars; now perhaps Mars dreams of visits from us.