Sentence examples for striking dream from inspiring English sources
Arsène Wenger described Henry's match-winning performance against Leeds as like a dream and as Van Persie has been dynamic all season, without Henry it seems reasonable to suggest the Gunners now have a striking dream team, except it may not work quite as neatly as that.
That element extends to a number of striking dream sequences that at one point conjure up 100 grinning Cumberbatches, each operating a laptop computer in a Kubrickian vision of an office.
All her life, Joan has had striking dreams, and has been able to recall them with cinematic detail.
In Tsukuru Tazaki there is a striking sex dream, at the climax of which the reader is not sure whether Tsukuru is still asleep or awake.
An alternate program includes both "Jeux," a kind of ballet noir by the Danish choreographer Kim Brandstrup, and "Paz de la Jolla," a seaside romp (also by Peck) that includes a striking underwater dream ballet.
The sound — especially in a striking cover of "Dreaming" by Blondie — was stripped-down but powerful: a small flash of inspiration before SXSW's bright lights turn on.
One day Stuart noticed a magazine called Just Come of Age, which bore a striking resemblance to the Dream Street fanzine -- the same page size, the same bright headlines.
Your quote was very striking [in Burden of Dreams] where you mention the jungle as being "full of obscenity... nature here is vile and base".
His success helped lead a new wave and entrepreneurs followed Scott Wilson's footsteps with the dreams of striking gold and building successful products via Kickstarter funding.
North America, Western and Central Europe, the Gulf States, and the South Pacific are generally within striking distance of the American Dream, while Eastern Europe, Asia, and large portions of South America and Africa remain far away.
In this striking romance, two fungi foragers dream of travelling the land in search of exotic varietiess, but the financial instability of the trade threatens to pull them apart.
