Sentence examples for population dreams from inspiring English sources

One-third of the French population dreams of writing a book, and over a million already have a manuscript.

By Michelle Legro September 29, 2009 One-third of the French population dreams of writing a book, and over a million already have a manuscript.

Today, there are over 40 million foreign-born Americans, making up nearly 13percentt of the population, dreaming the American dream.

But, she asks, while their farms may represent the wider population's dreams of rural life and our common heritage, at what price for the people who live and work on them?

Thanks to the fast-growing Palestinian population, the dream of a greater Israel increasingly conflicts with the still more precious idea of a Jewish state.One sad irony of this dispute in the Holy Land is how few holy people are trying to make peace.

Biotech is a business mixing a few fabulously profitable winners like Genentech and Amgen with a large population of dream-stage outfits that lose money for years and years.

Population: 29 (2010 Your dreams of existing on a tropical island have come true.

Cole Richard de Klerkk) is a college age kid living in the very small town of Lytton (population 350) but dreams of becoming a writer.

Stephen Fry, Germaine Greer and the rest of the commentariat are the free speech 1%, enjoying regular and ready access to platforms the rest of the population can only dream about.

As Strauss wryly notes of the eventual population of the dream Los Angeles seduction house: "The point was women; the result was men.

"Only the sheer scale of its triviality is breathtaking," the Sunday Times' Marina Vaizey complained, and Bernard Levin, the Times' critic, advised readers that "if you really want to know why most of the population would never dream of entering an art gallery you will find the answer roughly half-way along Piccadilly on the northern side".