Sentence examples for small dreams from inspiring English sources

"As Ronald Reagan once said, 'America is too great a country to settle for small dreams,' " he wrote, in 2002.

Murph and Bartle are small-town boys from Virginia, boys with "small lives, populated by a longing for something more substantial than dirt roads and small dreams".

"It does not serve to begin with small dreams," Mr. Sanea, 54, said during an interview with the Telegraph newspaper in London in July 2007.

Across the side of a tall building, in black letters on a yellow background, stretched the words " 'America is too great for small dreams.' Ronald Reagan".

For years, Lula had been too shy to date her, but now they were living the full measure of small dreams, able to buy a house near a bakery and a bus stop.

A 71-year-old drama set in Depression-era California, about men with small dreams doomed to fail, may strike some as a little too close to home as the nation's economy slouches toward recession or worse.

But Fadelala could not even cling to that small dream.

A scratch card is a large price for a small dream – but tread softly on everyday dreams.

Then he'll show you the stick-and-poke tattoo he got after quitting the first time: a small dream catcher that a buddy did with a needle and some ink.

The previous December, he told The New York Times that the "not quite finished manuscript" was called "The Original of Laura," that it had already been "completed in my mind" and that during a recent hospital stay, "in my diurnal delirium," he had "kept reading it aloud to a small dream audience in a walled garden".

Start small, dream large.