Sentence examples for dreams could be from inspiring English sources

The centerpiece, Mr. Bubbins dreams, could be the Serra sculpture.

The sheer size too, the excessive abundance, scale, and exaggeration of dreams could be an infantile characteristic.

Few dreams could be more dangerous than the desire to free the entire Arab race from its Ottoman chains.

Mary and Elizabeth planned to find a building in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in which these dreams could be realised.

**{:.break one} ** The sheer size too, the excessive abundance, scale, and exaggeration of dreams could be an infantile characteristic.

The idea that two women or two men could have a family, that their dreams could be the same as other people's, was not possible".

Burton smiled, aware, perhaps, that this dream could be a scene from one of his films.

Cherie, too, was heading west: "Hollywood and Vine!" she cried, hugging herself as if the dream could be held tight.

Benignly interpreted, the dream could be said to refer to his mother's death, nine years earlier.

In other cases, a gruesome dream could be peeled back to reveal an erotic wish at its core.

Above the bed was a large oval glass plate through which Venus's dream could be seen.