Sentence examples for particular dreams from inspiring English sources
"Music of a Life" exchanges the lushness of Makine's earlier work, in particular "Dreams of My Russian Summers," for the fiercer pleasures of concise storytelling.
As I matured, I gave up those particular dreams and ambitions, but I did not give up my mother and my father, even after the memories of sexual abuse arose.
(Not many people who have that particular dream do make much headway).
It would, however, take the Second World War and years of rebuilding to make that particular dream a reality.
Each Aborigine inherited responsibility for a particular Dreaming story and the parcel of land on which it took place.
But the problem for the likes of Bably and Madbouly is that there are also those who doubt this particular dream will ever reach reality.
Only when it had been fulfilled did he put that particular dream of glory aside, as a painter puts aside a finished painting.
Through a nondescript front door and up a couple of flights of drab stairs is the modest-size loft housing this particular dream.
But a poor-selling album and a "dodgy" manager led to that particular dream falling apart, and off she went to drama school in Glasgow.
Ignasi, who is based at the Spanish Research Council and the Institute of Space Sciences of Catalonia, hasn't fulfilled this particular dream quite yet.
Patricia Settle, 68, a retired marketing manager from Port Ludlow, Wash., on a 17-day safari through East Africa: "Going on safari was always a particular dream of mine.
