Sentence examples for dreams of some from inspiring English sources
(And, one should add, in the western-influenced political dreams of some revolutionary Islamists).
And every four years, the dreams of some of us are shattered.
There may indeed be a pathos to his followers' dreams of some populist rescue for their plights.
Its closing as other businesses arrive reflects a developing streetscape that is only slowly catching up to the dreams of some of its biggest boosters.
"Full marks to Davis for... putting an end to the dreams of some that Brexit would herald some low or minimal regulatory nirvana," she wrote.
In the diaries, the women also wrote of their "dreams of some day escaping and being reunited with family" and of "missing the lives they once enjoyed," prosecutors said.
The presiding topics of conversation become anticipated travel plans, recently embarked upon travel excursions, and dreams of some-day travel ventures.
"Britain does not dream of some cosy, isolated existence on the fringes of the European Community.
It realizes the dream of some insane hygienist: it scrubs the sky".
Even now, they dream of some new form of spare, serious, mystically involving art.
Cash for Clunkers is not the pipe dream of some academic scribblers.
