How To Use Dream up In A Sentence
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His short-lived last television series, McCormick Rips, with a peroxide-blond Gary in gold lamé, counted as cruel and unusual punishment to rival anything Ellis can dream up.
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He winds up in rural Lillehammer, Norway, site of the 1994 Winter Olympic showdown between Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan the only linkage one could dream up might be the term "tire iron".
The Short List: Steven Van Zandt Goes to Norway in 'Lilyhammer'
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Could it also be that our defiant devotion to our favorite stupefacient, combined with the effects of said stupefacient, invites us to dream up quasi-religious justifications for getting zonked four times a day as a sort of sacramental ritual?
North Coast Journal Comments
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He would never dream up a desperate scheme like that on his own.
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When they take that habit back to their own office, they often dream up better ways to accomplish their goals.
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This is the most fantastic rumor one could dream up.
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He would never dream up a desperate scheme like that on his own.
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Parisians are partial to their traditional champagne-based Kir royale but also dream up trendier cocktails like the Jules Verne and the Cointreau Teese, created by the racy burlesque stage talent Dita Von Teese.
The English Is Coming!
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And I am personally not averse to bulldozing my way towards what I want with any clever approach I can dream up.
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The authorities, in all their wisdom, really ought to dream up a more appealing format, you feel.
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Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this!
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Teroro convened his bewildered companions to dream up some new fantasy.
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Dream up something that's close enough to be possible, add a few trimmings that sound authentic, and sit back to await results.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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Who are the faceless idiots who dream up such meaningless titles for our well established institutions?
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But here you have it: possibly the lamest, most appalling show any coke-addled television executive could dream up.
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Complete with dilating eye and the spittle from the nostrils this was the moment in film history when anything a filmmaker could dream up was officially a possibility.
Top 10 Movie Monsters » Scene-Stealers
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I think I can safely predict they will not investigate back-scratching of the media and political elite, or say there is no need to dream up new offences because phone-hacking and paying police officers for stories are already crimes.
The Leveson inquiry will miss the real scandal | Nick Cohen
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In actual fact, beneath our placid exteriors, both of us were frantically trying to dream up an improvised line which could break the deadlock.
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It might seem sorta whatevs nowadays, but in an era when the whole point of American underground rock was to define oneself against the eyeliner-effete English, it took either much focus-grouping and/or mad naiveté to dream up a whole new rock identity.
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He could dream up the most fantastic rumors.
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I refuse to agree with you that every single American 13-yr-old boy and girl needs to know every cottonpickin detail that the lowest common denominator can dream up about oral and analsex.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Sex Education, Dirty Words, and the Due Process Clause
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Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this!
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Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this!
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And we dread to think how much money was paid to consultants to dream up this nonsense.
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Yes, the future is filled with horrors that only moviemakers can dream up.
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But what makes the documentary Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room more riveting than anything Hollywood could dream up is all the damning footage those deluded finks left behind.
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I heard somewhere that Salvador Dali used that technique in order to dream up his surreal images.
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When they take that habit back to their own office, they often dream up better ways to accomplish their goals.
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Yet a lump of puddingstone is a thing to look at, to think about, to study over, to dream upon, to go crazy with, to beat one's brains out against.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 25, November, 1859
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They are laughing because, like us, they are powerless to dream up anything better to do.
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Where did you dream up that fantastic rumor?
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The Brooklyn-based magazine is hardly alone in its appreciation of callipygian cover models: Rolling Stone gave the world Jennifer Aniston's rump in March 1996 (not to mention Jim Carrey's pasty posterior a year before) and men's magazines like Smooth seem to exist solely to allow photographers to dream up new angles for capturing the curvature of models 'gluteus maximi.
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Trust you to dream up a crazy scheme like this!
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Trust you to dream up a crazy idea like this!
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It’s like a non-lethal weapon the Pentagon would dream up – dizziness and vomiting is so distracting.
Matthew Yglesias » Against Commutation