Sentence examples for high dream from inspiring English sources

"Since I was about 8," she said, "going to the Olympics has been a high dream of mine.

2) High dream recall, and vividness of dreams and waking imagery: Many of the people with frequent nightmares also report more vivid, beautiful, 'peak experience' dreams.

A study conducted at the Lyon Neuroscience Research Center in France supported this theory, concluding that "high dream recallers are more reactive to environmental stimuli [during sleep], awaken more during sleep, and thus better encode dreams in memory than low dream recallers".

Aim High! Dream Big! Think un-realistically! - The people who have achieved the most in their lives were those who had big plans and ideas and who were able to cast off the negativity of other people.

This was a tale of two President Barack Obamas, the one with high dreams and the one who must deal with grubby realities.

I harbor no ill will toward George Michael for dashing my junior high dreams against the stony shores of reality.

She was the essence of what every teenage girl at Kankakee High dreamed of being because along with beauty she possessed another great quality.

Elena has her own sky high dreams of making it big in the oil industry and so she comes back to Dallas armed with a masters degree in energy resources and her new Ewing business partner to strike black gold.

Mr. Plensa completed his first gigantic cast female head in 2009, when his 66-foot-high "Dream," cast in concrete and sparkling white dolomite, was installed atop a defunct colliery in St. Helens, a former coal mining town near Liverpool, England, to commemorate, he has said, the miners' "dream of light when underground".

A woman picks up the microphone and sings "Highest Dream".

MAGAZINE The Year in Culture Critics recall highs (dream stage teams), lows (an antiquities scandal) and mixed verdicts (good films, poor business).