Sentence examples for something to dream from inspiring English sources
"You need to give potential investors something to dream about".
We have given the fans something to believe again, something to dream about.
Living and working like men in Japan is not something to dream of.
For those of us who can't wait to get our mitts on our spades but need something to dream by until the spring thaw, I highly recommend Anna Pavord's fascinating BULB (Mitchell Beazley, $39.99).
They don't miss me, they miss a time in their lives when things seemed easier – before errands and diapers and mortgages, when the future was something to dream about, rather than dread.
Freedom Pillows at Wave Hill (Saturday and Sunday) The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream, and this weekend's Family Art Project at Wave Hill, the public garden in the Bronx, will invite children to celebrate his ideals with something to dream on: pillows designed around the theme of freedom.
It's just a concept of the format and something fun to dream about.
It gave us something real to dream about when it came to sports.
It always helps to read books before you go to bed because it gives you something pleasant to dream about.
If she wakes up after you've placed her in bed, give her a little smile, it'll give her something sweet to dream about.
If we can make America the best place to dream something, design something, start something, collaborate with others on something and manufacture something — in an age in which every link in that chain can now be done in so many more places — our workers and innovators will do just fine.
