Sentence examples for whose dreams are from inspiring English sources

He's man of dreams whose dreams are fulfilled".

The narrator is a Dreamer, a civil servant whose dreams are recorded and transmitted at Dreampoints around the city.

It is not like Washington, D.C., or Los Angeles, whose dreams are dominated by one Hydra-headed business.

He followed this up with Requiem for a Dream, about four people in a rundown corner of New York whose dreams are destroyed by their addiction to drugs.

Martin J. Wygod, whose dreams are more concerned with profits, took full control as the surviving chief executive of the troubled company.

And Goodspeed Musicals, in Connecticut, is now mounting "Cutman: A Boxing Musical," about a young Jewish fighter whose dreams are roiled when his title bout is scheduled on the eve of Yom Kippur.

They often appeared the work of a genius whose dreams were lured by limply beautiful aesthetics and whose intelligence was wasted on teasing us with deliberate obscurantism.

For his fellow countrymen, whose dreams were buried for 30 years, he longs for an Egypt "where the people have dignity and a decent life".

"V", whose dreams were filled with "cats, chamberpots and left-handed firemen", liked Viennese place names: "Thus 'taking the streetcar to Grinzing' signified a gentle, somewhat respectful anal access".

She had a mother and father whose dreams were wrapped up in her.

What a wonderful tribute and legacy honoring a young lady whose dreams were destroyed by senseless violence.