Sentence examples for suggested a dream from inspiring English sources

If he suggested a dream holiday after the case, the solicitor's clerk would be headed for the luxury suite and Mr Rumpole would be pouring out the drinks.

The cheesy dubstep-lite instrumental seemed crafted for either the Dungeons & Dragons or Renaissance Faire crowd, and Tintori's design suggested a dream sequence from the skyline set of Charlie Kaufman's film "Synecdoche, New York".

But, without a freer media, the sophisticated and civilised country unveiled in the opening ceremony will remain as its title suggests: a dream.

Tiffany's scenic accomplishment is to take Williams's at his word — "The play is memory … it is not realistic" — to suggest a dream landscape where, for instance, Laura enters the play, Chagall-like, through the family's threadbare crimson sofa.

We hear Majority Leader Eric Cantor give a relatively mellow speech suggesting a Dream Act for immigrant children and urging an agenda for "health, happiness and prosperity".

Series writer Sera Gamble had been suggesting a dream-based episode since the show's first season, but it was not until the third season that the writers found the concept feasible.

What seemed to elude her, she suggested, was a dream of her own.

It is therefore a message from a somewhat remote past to a somewhat remote future, pausing in the present to suggest a poignant dream of what might be, rather than an urgent call to action.

Scelsa said, "Someone in the dream suggested a piece of music: 'You can use that on Saturday.' 'Oh, my God, no!' I realized I no longer had a show.

Scoring of dreams for specific delusional themes suggested a continuity in terms of dream and waking mentation for two contents (Grandiosity and Religion).

One image suggests a bad-dream version of "Leave It to Beaver," the other a sardonic cartoon of "Huckleberry Finn".