Sentence examples for extended dream from inspiring English sources

There are extended dream sequences and, at the climax, when the king has been exasperated into all-out military action, a comically protracted siege on the fox's lofty lair involving many pulleys and swinging logs.

By Emily Nussbaum February 12 , 2016An extended dream sequence in a 1992 episode of "A Different World" features Dwayne Wayne Kadeem Hardisonn) playing a male version of Hillary Clinton, named "Hilliard Blinton".

Yet the show went much further than simple parody: it used extended dream sequences, and Tony's in-therapy stories of ducks landing in swimming pools or stealing his penis as metaphors to reveal his inner torment – even if the sessions with Dr Melfi weren't always successful.

There are moments in which the work seems like an extended dream sequence, with Mr. Jasperse as the somnambulist.

Its title is a line from a country song, and Daniel Hart's score makes us feel like we are living through an extended dream of a song.

But much else is explained, particularly in an extended dream sequence in which one such dog fantasizes about the many ways he can play with — or be tormented by — his favorite plaything while his preferred playmate is at school.

We must both extend the dream to all -- and save the dream for everyone.

Now the Knicks are down to perhaps their final game of the season, their final chance to extend the dream a little further into spring.

Between 1994 and 1998, Mr. Castro points out, high school enrollments in Brazil rose by 37percenttherebyextendingding the dream of a college education for the first time beyond the upper and middle classes.

Dr. King's generation had to fight to extend the dream.

The Liberty took its last lead, 77-76, on a basket by Taj McWilliams-Franklin. McCoughtry answered with two free throws, and the Dream extended its lead in the final eight minutes.