Примеры reverie

• The poet's globalizing reverie at the banks of the river transforms the world, in his imagination, into the precincts of a sacred space.

• However, he does not specifically mention interview questions dealing with daydreams or reverie.

• I fell into a sort of reverie in which the past, present, and future seemed indistinctly blended.

• The arrival of the local commuter train draws the listener out of this reverie, and the diffusion pattern returns to the static, discrete channelling mode.

• But the onward drive drops back for a wistful reverie until the bell-crested orchestra insists again, growing ever more excited under the tumbling, intertwining lines of the soloists.

• That the ballet refuses the available generic codes in large part explains the hybrid form of the essay as we have it, part naturalist catalogue, part nostalgia and reverie.

• His reverie, however, was short-lived.

• Gretta, meanwhile, is lost in reverie.

• She is lost in reverie; suddenly her whole world looks like crashing in—the telephone rings.

• Sehanine unveils the next step through dreams and visions revealed during the elven reverie.

• On verandas, in kitchens, in the old talk, in her waking reveries and anxious dreams, she has heard their stories.

• The ballet, often described as a romantic reverie, was indeed the first ballet ever to be simply that.

• The tourists are jolted from their reveries and thoroughly enraptured by her tale.

• They are rich storehouses of memories and reveries.

• The verses give a hint of melancholy to the song, while the chorus on its own can be an almost ecstatic reverie.