Sentence examples for television dream from inspiring English sources

It's the television dream we all dream.

A recent column pointed out that some Americans, mostly those raised in the age before color television, dream only in black and white.

After passing out (not in the ceremonial sense, but in the losing-control-of-my-legs sense) at the Welsh BAFTAs and the bitter disappointment of failing to secure a place on the BBC Production Trainee Scheme, it would have been easy to give up on my breaking into television dream.

They specifically stated that participants should nominate CURRENT television dream boats.

The website later named the episode the sixth best example of a television dream sequence, noting that it "suggest[s] how this methodical man [Mulder] might puzzle over cold cases in his subconscious".

Collins, a 48-year-old mother of two, spent much of her adult life writing for children's television, dreaming up plot lines for shows like "Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!" a Nick Jr. cartoon aimed at preschoolers.

When someone sees "someone like me" in the movies or on television, dreams are turned into goals and goals into reality.

There are a handful of A-listers that television executives dream about having on their screen, like Bill Clinton, George Clooney and Bono — though it's hard to imagine that any of them would be willing to host a daily show.

Strong stuff, and this from the man who only hours before, when he first heard of the court's judgment, told the television channel Dream 2 that the dismissal of parliament did not amount to a military coup.

In the Sky1 television series Dream Team, fictional team Harchester United lost 2 0 to the Gills in an episode broadcast in 2004.

I was athletic and loved music, but I didn't aim for rap stardom (like Cherif Kouachi spoke of on French television) or dream of Olympic glory like Tamerlan Tsarnaev; thus I was spared harsh disappointment.