If you too have had reveries about saving the world through solving crosswords, I advise you to keep them to yourself.
This Walter does have reveries, including the rescue of a three-legged dog from an exploding building, but they dwindle after half an hour, leaving Stiller — who directs as well as stars — to fill the time.
Campers need not have such reveries.
Pilgrims to James Joyce's grave in Zurich, Switzerland, continue to have their reveries fed by Hebald's 1966 life size bronze capturing the great modernist author deep in thought, with open book in hand.
I mean the real stuff: zesty, aromatic food that's prepared ("cooked" might be an overstatement) and served -- I use the word loosely -- from big aluminum carts by vendors who have wheeled them through perilous traffic to their assigned corners and who can sometimes be seen trudging behind them at twilight, having nourished our reveries yet another day.
It had bucolic reverie yet clear direction.
It's shocking to have your reverie interrupted by strangers.
This city hosted designers having a personal reverie, seeking utopia, searching for balance and believing in unicorns.
It was bad enough having your outdoor reverie broken into from time to time by the voice, however unctuously moderated, of the alligator's sleeping in the sun or the great blue heron is resting on his nest, we can't listen to the wind in the grass or feel the silence at the bottom of the coral reef--no, we have to have music, idiotic music.
Come the second, Edwin had disappeared, but there was no body, no other credible suspect, and it looked likely that Jasper had merely been having another laudanum-induced reverie.
Heuet has fun with reveries about the places where "the 1 22 train" from Paris stops en route to the coast.
