Sentence examples for worst dream from inspiring English sources

I take very well the fact that people argue about my books – a writer's worst dream is obscurity.

So I slept with the books beneath my pillow, in their wax envelopes, and I had the worst dream of my life.

By Ted Hughes The New Yorker, February 2 , 1998P. 61 Your worst dream View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By T.

(He is taken away to be tortured) Scarpia: This must be your worst dream / Hearing Mario scream / Just tell me the lotti / About Angelotti.

It is the captain, trapped in the worst dream of all, where for a cruel moment he is back on dry land, among the green fields of England.... Fryer studies that milk-white face and feels his weariness turn brittle with resentment".

"As a typical Australian who grew up playing endless games of life or death back yard cricket where England was the hated enemy (lots of arguments on who was England - usually resolved with agreement to disagree) my worst dream was along the lines of having to say "congrats England you are the best".

My worst dreams are the ones in which the horses or the pigs get out.

And surely the worst dreams involve e.g. ex-partners, and the best involve sexy celebrities?" Er, yeah, the rigours of grown-up working life.

8th over: Stanford Superstars 71-0 (Gayle 41, Fletcher 27) need 100 Even in England's worst dreams, this wouldn't have happened.

In a scene that seemed as plausible and as horrifying as Louis's worst dreams, the birds descended on Gideon and hooked the prongs of their talons into his skin; perhaps a dozen of them lifted him into the sky.

This gloomy hour for the right is probably most akin to 1965: Routed at the polls, the bedrock conservatives see their worst dreams of big government becoming a legislative reality.