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Commonly, it is used to refer to a dream or desire that someone has had for their entire life. For example, "John always wanted to be an astronaut and it was his lifetime dream to explore the stars."
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His lifetime dream is rubble.
It's a lifetime dream.
He called starting a major league game "my lifetime dream".
"Therefore, I'll have the opportunity to fulfill this lifetime dream".
"That was his lifetime dream — to go to the Yankees".
To be an N.B.A. coach is a lifetime dream.
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It has been an extraordinary year fulfilling my lifetime dreams of becoming Olympic champion - not just once but twice".
"It's been one of my lifetime dreams to become world champion.
\r\nAfter the birth of her son, Gideon-the fulfillment of a lifetime dream-and moves to Seattle and then Oakland, Debrah returned to Los Angeles in 1978, where she began her 15-year career in the real estate industry.
After the birth of her son, Gideon-the fulfillment of a lifetime dream-and moves to Seattle and then Oakland, Debrah returned to Los Angeles in 1978, where she began her 15-year career in the real estate industry.
\r\n \r\nAfter the birth of her son, Gideon-the fulfillment of a lifetime dream-and moves to Seattle and then Oakland, Debrah returned to Los Angeles in 1978, where she began her 15-year career in the real estate industry.
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