Sentence examples for longer dreams from inspiring English sources
But Fanini Manqele, the principal at Gwegwede, no longer dreams such dreams.
FRANKFURT no longer dreams of replacing London as Europe's financial capital, a 1990s ambition that collided with 21st-century realities.
She explains to one of her patients, a detective haunted by a murder he was unable to prevent, that the first dreams we have when we fall asleep are like arty short films and longer dreams are like blockbusters.
I no longer dreamed about him.
Martinez could no longer dream of professional cycling, not without his wheels.
Indiana boys and girls no longer dream of someday playing at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
Waiting for the bus in the freezing rain, he no longer dreamed about owning a car.
Retirement savers who are using these investments may no longer dream of riches, but at least they won't lose their shirts.
Now we are no longer dreaming – the youth of Venezuela is the youth of Liverpool and the youth of the world.
In later life, she told friends she no longer dreamed of being a princess: instead, she fantasised about becoming a bag lady.
