"of dream" or "in dream"?
The signature set on the theme of dreams. |
Try a magic show at the Kingdom of Dreams. |
It was the beginning of dream &; hope together. |
When they rose, each reported a fitful night of dreams that were powerful but unclear. |
I love the world, full of flower branches and leaves, and butterfly garden full of dreams. |
If it is just at the level of dream and nothing is being done to actualize it, please forget it. |
The story of Chariots of Fire is one of dreams becoming reality and determination to live according to your beliefs. |
Some of the drama was the stuff of dreams, as a crewmember on Ceramco discovered after a particularly difficult watch. |
Helios and his Sun Chariot have been ripped from the sky and the God of Dreams, Morpheus, has caused the Gods to slumber. |
Layers of ' lived-in landscapes ', function as palimpsests of memory and trace, of overlay and echo, of dream and existence. |
Even the ego will react in dream. |
One can observe one's own cremation in dream. |
He had no desire for worldly objects, even in dream. |
But it now appears the aloof and ironic hero portrayed in Dreams was a literary creation. |
Obama fabricated that family in Dreams and built his 2008 campaign around the fabrication. |
It is going to be yet another farce! They are living in dream land if they think threats of a 2. |
I know it is possible to feel in dreams because in deep sleep all of your senses (except smell) can be active in a dream. |
Reality seems irrational and sometimes you think how wonderful would it be to live in dreams and be cut-off from the real world. |
We run in dream with the legs, we eat a good meal in dream, we can even live and die -- even that experience is possible in dream. |
Hadith Qudsi are the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH as revealed to him by the Almighty Allah through revelation or in dreams. |
If he has trouble with dream recall, he needs 25 to 50 mg. |
I saw you playing live in Dusseldorf, Germany on the Progressive Nation Tour with Dream Theater, Bigelf and Opeth. |
If you think about it, the series starts small, with Dream in a cage, while Season Of Mists starts in Destiny's freakin ' garden. |
Accordingly, poor Hispanics arrive with dreams of golden streets and sure fortunes and the disappointment sets in rather quickly. |
She plays the role of Wilma, a ' babaeng bakla, ' with dreams of becoming a successful businesswoman in the fashion or beauty world. |
For young William Hamilton, growing up Ashwick Station near Fairlie was the special environment that developed a young boy into a man with dreams. |
With dreams of transparent aircrafts and swarms of bees, he started to appreciate the sound of buzzing and the way it complements the string instruments. |
But overwhelmingly it is the willingness of the majority, perhaps too busy with dreams of new motorcycles or even perfect holidays, to simply ignore what is going on around them. |
Maraniss's findings about Dreams from My Father throw considerable light on one aspect of Obama's public presentation since 2009. |
One that tested the effect on dreams of viewing an erotic movie before sleep brought lots of media attention. |
I have done research on dreams before and I know that people often dream about things that they've seen and experienced. |
Her research on dreams of those suffering depression show these fail to regulate mood overnight, and when sleepwalkers behave aggressively they have not had enough time dreaming. |
And then every time the survivors go to sleep they are beset by dreams about an old woman and a tall dark man. |
Modern, prog-influenced acts like Dream Theater and Porcupine Tree can sell out midsized venues. |
Most horses are brown! Who even has a white horse? !!! It looks like dreams really *can* come true! This, is Hoi. |
They aren't talking, and Dream Mike doesn't seem in any sort of hurry to get this version of her naked and sweaty (like Dream Mike has before). |
Therefore I implore us to Dream, dare to Dream, live the Dream. |
Even though Chuang Tzu and Nietzsche lived centuries apart, they, nevertheless, have much in common when it comes to dreams. |
Until, as ever, the man walks back through dreams of place. |
Often, he did not even wake between dreams anymore, yet he could still remember both quite clearly. |
A wild thunderstorm one morning in Houston last month half woke me up, and I spent unknown groggy time lying in bed wondering, in my dream, why I couldn't distinguish between dream and reality. |