Sentence examples for extensive dream from inspiring English sources

After the second night, I had an extensive dream about the show.

"If you want to try to come up with equation, really 70percentt of stories don't need a lot of heightened animation, but then you might want to use something more extensive for a dream sequence or a fight.

It will not reach the "comprehensive" mark, but it will be more extensive than the DREAM Act.

The volume is a personal tour and chronicle of the creation and construction of Ms. Streisand's extensive Malibu compound, a "dream refuge" that includes a Connecticut-style mill house and water wheel.

As if taking aim at Steer's lobby, Eddington added that the "ambitions and dreams of extensive new networks – that will only ever make marginal improvements to connectivity in the UK – are not a priority".

This work, which purports to deal with events of the Babylonian Captivity, is actually designed to apply to the struggles of the Jews of the Hellenic period against their Seleucid king, Antiochus Epiphanes, and it contains, in Daniel's visions and Nebuchadnezzar's dreams, the first extensive examples of the apocalypse in its characteristic form.

Both Skipper and Zion have extensive musical backgrounds but put their dream job on the back burner while pursing careers and raising their families.

That the extremists dream of a far more extensive (and violent) censorship is no comfort or excuse.

Bradfield's extensive network of support services is a dream for many cash-strapped and time-poor state schools with a crippling lack of space.

The Dream of the Red Chamber underwent extensive censorship before the government would allow it to be released.

It was received, like many Altman films, as an allegory of America, but could also be seen as his most extensive attack on Hollywood and the hopeless dreams it sustains in consumers.