Sentence examples for faraway dream from inspiring English sources

That is probably a faraway dream.

But as a welcoming institution, Alabama was a faraway dream, a forbidden domain.

But in the city's central market, where most traders only accept cash, this seems a faraway dream.

The father figured he would let David dream a faraway dream and let the idealism fade through attrition.

For the Mets, a World Series title remains a faraway dream, so the task of evaluating Collins's performance can become a complicated one.

When Harman's bid was not so secretly accepted a few days later, Friday's conga line (headed up by a Web editor inexplicably outfitted in a full-body sea anemone costume) seemed a strange and faraway dream.

Americans like Williams might as well have been aliens from some faraway, glittering dream world, which, in fact, was the case.

"I was watching a performance by one of those famous dancers who had that faraway look, dreaming of true love," Bourne remembers, "and I thought: what if those swans were men?

Yet raids and rebellions in many of the borderlands (in Britain, Dacia, Mauretania, Egypt, Palaestina, and elsewhere) were danger symptoms, even though to the empire at large they seemed only faraway bad dreams, to use the expression of Aelius Aristides.

"Whenever I dreamed of Iran while being in some faraway place, I dreamed of owning such a house," she said.

But why dream of faraway lands when perfection of place is close to home -- at Goodspeed Opera House?