Sentence examples for exciting dream from inspiring English sources

He added, "In 1991, we were a wonderful and exciting dream.

The Box of Delights is a dream - a Christmassy, satisfying and exciting dream of a book.

Successful writers of popular romance have traditionally created in their books glamorous and exciting dream worlds they never inhabited in reality.

By the summer of 1933, the Big Three decided to help fight economic sluggishness by showing exciting dream cars at the Chicago Century of Progress world's fair, which ran into 1934.

"I wasn't the brightest at school so thinking about being an Olympic champion was a much better, more exciting dream for me," says Ramsay.

People sleeping only seven hours miss a fifth REM session, the exciting dream images of which would cost £3 to make up for at Blockbusters and usually involve a car journey.

Men with brooms, like lost souls, were plodding up and down the Corridor of Time - an exciting dream-like construction with great pendulums swinging overhead, ticking out the debatable story of the ascent of man.

Popppaea (Claudette Colbert): Thank you, but I'd rather have exciting dreams.

Yabber away to yourself about all your exciting dreams and slap your inner critic down by proudly detailing all the great things you did today, from the tiniest thing upwards.

Exciting exciting exciting.

It may be exciting to dream about a revitalized West Side anchored by a huge, overpriced and overdesigned stadium, but public investment for stadium projects almost invariably does not pay off in community economic benefits.