Sentence examples for dreams later from inspiring English sources

'Uh huh, people whose dreams later on change the world,' agrees Mosley.

In the 1980s, together with Annie Lennox, Stewart put on a suit to convince a bank manager to fund their song Sweet Dreams, later recording the whole thing in a makeshift studio in a warehouse.

The grim pleasures of "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead" -- the parts that will keep you awake as you're watching and filter into dreams later on -- are the things that creep in around the edges of the story: the feeling of London at night, the fog of melancholy and menace that seeps into every scene, and the wounded watchfulness of Mr. Owen's eyes as he moves toward the kill.

Some believe that the things you do while you're awake can influence the content of your dreams later that evening -- in both good and bad ways.

Dreams later in the night, more toward morning, and those during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep tend to be more vivid.

For a time after the fourth night, Robert cannot find the Number Devil in his dreams; later, however, on the fifth night, Robert finds himself at a desert where the Number Devil teaches him about triangular numbers through the use of coconuts.

Caroline Laycock from County Monaghan, Ireland, also went down the corporate route but found her dream later in life.

Is Sakura, a fellow passenger Kafka meets early in the novel and "rapes" in a dream later on, really his sister?

On Thursday 20 October Gary Stevens presents a double bill Island/Not Tony at Toynbee Studios, which is also gearing up for Trashing Performance and This Is Not a Dream later in the month.

This way, if you remember something else about the dream later on, you can add notes to it.

In fact, I will be living my childhood dream later in March and finally going to Disney World with my fellow co-hosts from The Boys Talk.