Sentence examples for lose dream from inspiring English sources

This Week's Best Quote Karen Vitale's advice to her 20-year-old self includes, "Chill out": "You will get dream jobs, lose dream jobs, realize there are no true dream jobs, and life will march on.

Now they are reminders of a lost dream.

Mr. Mitzna insists that his is not some quixotic invocation of a lost dream.

But without investing in youth now, it is in danger of becoming a lost dream".

The tears were shed for Willie Shaw's lost dream, which helped forge a path for David to get the head coaching job he never could.

The blazer, the tan, the lost dream of American entrepreneurship, her seduction and abandonment by transnational loins — these things hadn't killed her mother.

"There was a piercing hopelessness to all this," writes Ms Erdal, "like the lost dream of a Chekhov play .The Chekhovian gloom soon lifts.

There must be a strong temptation to abandon Tibet as a lost dream and do as well as they can in the outside world.

Mr. McClintock, who has made California's lost dream a focus of his campaign, spoke of disillusioned residents abandoning the state for the deserts of Arizona and Nevada.

Headlines in The St . LouisPost-Dispatch were finger-pointing daggers aimed at the coach -- "Martz forgets himself and lets game get away" and "Disappointed fans air gripes after lost dream".

Further back, "Gone With the Wind," that ultimate American soap opera of aristocracy brought to ruin, had two British actors, Vivien Leigh and Leslie Howard, representing the flower of Southern womanhood and the lost dream of Confederate "honor," respectively.