Sentence examples for dreams of time from inspiring English sources
It took the release of their debut album Oracular Spectacular to change all that: a psych-rock, electro-pop gambol through abiding themes of fantasy, whether it be the childhood play-fights of Weekend Wars or the stunted rock-star dreams of Time to Pretend.
Allstate recruited new insurance agents in the 1980's with a brochure aimed at the dreams of time-clock punchers everywhere.
Classically trained choreographers need to awake from their dreams of times gone by and look for inspiration to the world we live in now.
Authors have dreamed of time travel for centuries.
When she was working, Sister Gregory said, she dreamed of time to pray and deepen her spiritual life.
Because once the dream of time travel dies, pre-war tales of the little girl in the pink-and-white-striped dress may be all you have left to comfort you as the vice of adulthood tightens around your soul.
New Theater ("The Effect of Gamma Rays"), Orpheum ("The Me Nobody Knows"), Promenade ("A Dream of Time"), Sullivan Street Playhouse ("The Fan tasticks") and Theater 80 St. Marks ("You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown").
Physicist Ron Mallett, from the University of Connecticut, has been dreaming of time travel for most of his adult life.
When asked why people don't go for their dreams, lack of time is the No. 1 cause.
In the end, Launcelot dreams of a time where there is no war, no Round Table, no King Arthur.
