Sentence examples for term dreams from inspiring English sources

4. Put a picture of your long term and short term dreams in front of your work desk or bed.

Pursuing your own goals will help you focus on your own short and long term dreams and will keep you focused on what's ahead for you -- not for your best friend or sister.

The German dream researcher Michael Schredl has coined the term "dream socialization" to describe a cultural predisposition among women and girls to discuss their dreams, and assign meaning to them.

The longer term dream is atomic holography.

Two months earlier, in May, I had just signed a new long term dream contract.

It is not yet clear whether the four are allies or competitors, but the term "Dream Team" has already been floated around the U.S. and Afghan capitals.

In 2004 she fulfilled her long term dream of becoming a private chef and having a direct impact on how people eat.

Yannis Dragasakis, Greece's deputy prime minister, was in many ways the embodiment of Syriza's long-term dreams.

On the used car lot at Champion, Mr. Brustein, 43, and his partner, Michael Todd, 34, lease short-term dreams.

Then there are the longer-term dreams, which may sound less far-fetched as each landmark in space travel grows nearer.

But how likely are the Frenchman's longer-term dreams of Euro-defence to be realised, either in the form of new treaty language, or in real military life?