Sentence examples for red dream from inspiring English sources
Mick Barker, a 57-year-old train driver from Luton, is Theresa May's red dream made flesh.
(Webster) Film Series Mezhrabpom: The Red Dream Factory (Friday through Thursday) Originally organized by the German Kinemathek for the Berlin International Film Festival, this survey of the works of the Soviet film studio Mezhrabpom (a privately financed German-Soviet venture) vividly demonstrates how much more there is to the Soviet cinema than the official classics of Eisenstein and Vertov.
(Kehr) Mezhrabpom: The Red Dream Factory (Friday through Thursday, through April 28) Originally organized by the German Kinemathek for the Berlin International Film Festival, this survey of the works of the Soviet film studio Mezhrabpom (a privately financed German-Soviet venture) vividly demonstrates how much more there is to the Soviet cinema than the official classics of Eisenstein and Vertov.
On Sunday, Roger Ebert was moved to tweet: "I did the Red Carpet for years, but wouldn't have occurred to me to discuss 'the growth of Natalie's bump.' " Oh Roger, it's a red carpet dream!
Show me every red-car dream that involved men living in Las Vegas.
And when she and her co-owner husband, Sam, immigrated to be close to their college-age son, they transformed a former Jacopo's pizzeria into a sleek red-walled dream of a room offering sophisticated mezze — and, of course, Adana kebabs.
The Dukes of Hazzard star is the face of Pizza Hut - she stars a new commercial wearing a fetching red dress to make a "dream delivery" of a pizza to a teenage boy.
Coming home to the Reds is a dream come true".
Robert and his friends in Susquehanna had often reënacted those scenes on red Raleigh bicycles, dreaming of eagle-emblazoned Trans Ams.
British dreams Red devil Reprints Related items British football: United we standFeb 24th 2005If United supporters believed that Mr Glazer would follow Mr Abramovich's generous lead, there would be few protests.
Forbidden from playing with other children because of his jagged teeth and crazy-quilt stitching, B. retreated to a basement lair, where he obsesses over Albert Lamorisse's film "The Red Balloon" and dreams that he, too, will be able to fly someday.
