Sentence examples for dreams often from inspiring English sources

But dreams often turn rapidly into nightmares.

Lately, Josh has been having delirious dreams, often waking in cold sweats, panicked and disoriented.

Tomás's game ideas, like his dreams, often reveal more about him than our narrator will.

Instead, dreams often have bizarre or unusual structures or conflate seemingly disparate experiences and characters.

This was the Preakness, where Triple Crown dreams often come to die.

During those months, my dreams often took me back to Beijing.

Or to Manhattan -- the perpetual dream, often fulfilled.

Its labor unions, parading the rags of an exhausted socialist dream, often seem equally fossilized.

That begs the question, why does the rock and roll dream often end so acrimoniously?

It is a shopper's nightmare and an economist's dream, often producing surreal economic behaviour.

Both dream, often aloud and in each other's company, of finding a new mate.