Sentence examples for peculiar dream from inspiring English sources

This peculiar dream of the internet fridge just won't die.

While skating out to a favorite spot where the ocean and the bay meet, Ms. Hofstetter began talking about a peculiar dream she had that morning.

"It was such a peculiar dream that I could not forget it," he recalls, "so sometime later I walked into the university library and asked for any literature on sperm and fertility".

Early in 1881, before entering the White House, James Garfield recorded a peculiar dream about the Vice-President-elect, who would end up succeeding him before the summer was over.

We made MirrorMask on location in Brighton, and in a blue screen studio in London, then Dave took 15 animators to an office in north London and worked for 18 months telling the story of Helena and her peculiar dream.

In "The Little Princess," she nursed her amnesiac father back from his war wounds; in "Captain January," a very peculiar dream sequence transformed her adoptive father, played by the grizzled character actor Guy Kibbee, into a giant baby, whom little Shirley lovingly fed.

The Beardsley-ish pictures are stunning, filled with detail and wonderful invention (a giant ectoplasmic serpent digesting two tigers, anyone?), and might give you quite peculiar dreams.

The newly divorced Minnelli devoted himself to The Bad and the Beautiful (1952), an exposé of Hollywood's peculiar dreams and nightmares.

Morrissey has been asking and answering this question for more than two decades, chronicling a world of dashed hopes and peculiar dreams.

If it helps, write down peculiar dreams or dreams where you managed to take charge.

Perhaps because they were making so much money out of it, Americans were slow to notice something peculiar about the American dream, and potentially divisive.