Sentence examples for earliest dream from inspiring English sources
Her pieces are far more rebellious than the portraits by the earliest "Dream" artists.
The Dream of the Rood, Old English lyric, the earliest dream poem and one of the finest religious poems in the English language, once, but no longer, attributed to Caedmon or Cynewulf.
Such research is rare for Ms. Midler, but it reflects her own perfectionist anxieties — her earliest dream was to become a Broadway star — as well as a new resolve.
One of the earliest dream researchers was a 19th Century French aristocrat, the Marquis d'Hervey de Saint-Denys, who found he could direct the path of his dreams at the age of 13 and spent the next few decades using his lucid dreams to test the limits of his sleeping mind.
"My earliest dreams I can remember were nightmares about witches.
Her earliest dreams reflected a psyche racked with guilt.
EARLY DREAM Took classes at Parsons and the Fashion Institute of Technology, hoping to become a fashionista.
EARLY DREAM Wanted to be a criminologist -- "My mom said, 'No way' " -- before studying hotel management and High German.
Her early dream was to make inspector, but no woman had ever been allowed to take the required course.
Some of Noah's nightmares are magnificent, such as an early dream of the flood in which animals caught underwater frantically try to reach the surface.
In that play, a young man from the rough streets of New York is torn between a lucrative career as a prizefighter and a desire to pursue his early dream of becoming a violinist.
