Sentence examples for from dream of from inspiring English sources

From "Dream of Home," which my mother called a prayer, to the catchy bluegrass parody "Hit the Ground and Run", the darkly humorous "Testify" (both co-written by Russell Crowe), and the radiantly energetic "Ordinary Day" to name a few, the show was woven on tales of saints and sinners, infused with divine intervention.

In each place, ideas grew from dreams of "prevoyant" people, to borrow Champlain's word.

Convincingly motivated human behavior, of which most compelling dramatic art is made, is conspicuously absent from "Dreams of Flying Dreams of Falling".

The Wanderer wakes from dreams of company to bleak wastes where seabirds spread their wings through hail and snow.

My wife sometimes wakes up at night, struggling from dreams of the violence at my sister's house.

It took watching as one smart child grew from dreaming of college to dealing drugs to viscerally understand how lucky everyone in my old office is.

One morning, Susannah Cahalan woke from dreams of bedbugs to find two red dots on the main vein in one arm.

There is nothing wrong with a country turning away from dreams of empire; Sweden and Denmark did so years ago, to their benefit, and Britain has been quite right to shed the illusions of world power.

Now comes a restaurant that suggests that far from dreaming of domination, all the dust-coated horsemen really wanted to do was teach the West to do barbecue right.

The limitations have not stopped engineers and entrepreneurs from dreaming of a device that would live up to the depictions in science-fiction.

Alistair's early successes in triathlon - he was competing in the European Youth Relays aged 14, by his own admission the smallest one there - dragged Jonny away from dreams of playing for Leeds United and into the same career progression.