Sentence examples for dreamy idea from inspiring English sources
The dreamy idea that Dany cooked up played out gloriously.
It began as a dreamy idea in the mind of actor-campaigner Joanna Lumley back in 1998, as a memorial garden bridge for Princess Diana.
He transformed Montreal from a provincial town to a global city, with a combination of dreamy ideas and tough-mindedness.
Cassuto is right that Ph.D.s have dreamy ideas of what awaits on the other side — but it isn't simply because no one's told them or shown them otherwise.
Mr. Kluver invited some 30 scientists and engineers, most of them his colleagues at Bell Labs, to realize dreamy ideas like snowflakes that fell upward and tennis rackets that gave out sounds like huge temple bells.
Who knows, this may just end up just stay on our Dreamy Ideas list.
In many parts of Britain there is a perception of North East Labour voters as no-nonsense types lacking in nuance, and this has translated into mainstream media election coverage, depicting Corbyn and his dreamy ideas as far too intellectual and idealist to ever appeal to Labour's heartlands.
In the early nineties, among the figures who surrounded her husband, she sometimes seemed to carry the dreamiest idea of what politics could be.
It sounds like a dreamy but impractical idea, but he added this to ground it in reality: "Have you ever given a book to someone?
The pappardelle and the chicken are mainstays on a menu of about 20 dishes, including sides, that gets revised twice a month but always reflects a discernible commitment to fresh ingredients — salads here are dreamy — and more good ideas than bad ones.
