Sentence examples for dreaming for something from inspiring English sources

As for aspirational memoirs by relative newcomers to America, they tend to leave aside the "dreaming" for something simpler: see "How I Learned English" (2007), an anthology of essays by accomplished Latinos, or a lovely poem of the same title, by Gregory Djanikian, about an immigrant kid playing baseball with his new pals, "my notions of baseball and America / Growing fuzzier each time I whiffed".

"Our generation wants to push and dream for something big, and few policies make more sense than allowing idealistic young Americans to serve their country via nursing, teaching, disaster relief, park restoration, and infrastructure repair," said Matthew Segal, co-founder and president of Our Time, a national advocacy group for young people.

You leave your fruitful career behind and come here for an American dream, for something better.

But then, Gradilone gave up her modeling dreams for something more practical, the world of IT.

Everyone can dream of something.

We must dream of something".

It blends like a dream and, for something so light, lasts very well.

Other speakers said they thought the idea of dreaming up something new for the site was misguided.

I was dreaming about something," he says.

"What I dream for girls like Gloria is that they do something in their life," says Ms. Gazeau.

"When you dream about something for 18 years, a lot of guys get scared," he said.