Voorbeelden van dream

• Jane's hand on my shoulder woke me from a bad dream.

• I was in the middle of an amazing dream when the alarm went off.

• Some people believe that dreams reveal important things about your subconscious thoughts.

• I had a weird dream about you last night.

• If I eat a lot of cheese in the evening, I have amazing dreams.

• Their dream to bring computers and ordinary people together was nothing less than revolutionary.

• To win the Olympic gold medal was the realization of his life's dream.

• Ever since she was a child her dream has been to teach school.

• It was his boyhood dream to become a film director.

• After all the problems I'd had getting pregnant, Oliver's birth was a dream come true.

• She dreamed she saw someone standing at the foot of her bed.

• There's an old superstition that young girls going to bed on this night dream of their future husbands.

• Last night I dreamed that you were living in my kitchen - it was weird!

• I couldn't believe what I was seeing - I thought I must be dreaming.

• If you're dreaming that you're about to die, you always wake up, don't you?

• We were able to visit places that we had never been able to see and never dreamed that we would see.

• My memories are fresh and vivid as some of the more powerful dreams that come to me in the dark before morning.

• Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.

• What are we to do with the visual denizens of luminous dreams?

• He responds to this provocation with an exposition of the authority of dreams that is staggering by contrast.

• Chauntecleer is only an interpreter - of the heavens, of dreams, of previous textual authority.

• Utopian dreaming did not banish waking nightmares, but made those nightmares seem so routine and familiar as to impoverish dreaming.

• Older priests had fewer transcendent experiences and less trust in dreams and imagination than younger priests.

• In this quotation, dreams of flying provide a self-legitimating text and a plenitude of images.

• By the 7th century, then, the three principal approaches to dreams had all been clearly formulated.

• He argued that such a philosophical position could not cope with the phenomena of dreams and especially hypnosis.

• His work on dreams and symbolism has proved valuable in clinical work.

• His point is that astrology is less of a threat than is a nation, or statesmen, without dreams.

• Not only "less guarded" words but "livelier shapes" enhance the fancy-work of refashioning individual patriots and collective dreams.

• Rather, dreaming appears to be a consequence of various forms of cerebral activation during sleep.