Sentence examples for left to dream from inspiring English sources

As it is, I'm left to dream of some kind of field diary where Lange's images and descriptions of California, North Carolina, and the Pacific Northwest stand alone.

An archer, a judo player and a weight lifter on the Iraqi team were left home from the Olympics, left to dream about Beijing.

Not for them the nitty-gritty of transfer machinations; instead, sports daily L'Equipe loftily says Ligue 1 clubs have "seven days left to dream" before the window closes.

Two years after Occidents premiere, Pascu released the album Stângul de a visa ("The Left to Dream"), which was less of a commercial success and as Pascu noted, was inconsistent with the editorial policies of commercial radio.

As this new study shows, most of us are left to dream of bigger spaces and a future filled with en-suite bedrooms and rooms devoted to wrapping gifts.

There is a Diet Coke that I want in my fridge and I am in this bed listening to the rain (AWWWW) and instead of a dude getting it for me in some post-ejaculatory obligation moment I am just left to dream of it, there, all ice-cold, compressed tingles, syrupy cancerousness, just waiting for meeeeeeeeeeeeee.

If you're an early-stage founder who dreams of launching your business to the world, you have 24 hours left to stop dreaming and take action.

To score 18 unanswered points to lead by five with just four minutes left is to dream of the impossible.

But fundamentally, we are the children of his dream because we are the generation that is left to fulfill that dream.

When the mother returns from the US, where she left to fulfil her dream of becoming an actress, Apple expects an explanation.

At HHMI, Osborne had worked with molecular biologist Jasper Akerboom, who later left to follow a dream: He  became a brewmaster and yeast specialist.