"Now I have dreams for my daughter, for my family, for my parents, friends, for work, for health — I think it is important to have dreams," she says.
|
|
Republicans still have dreams of reviving Obamacare repeal next year.
|
|
Do you have dreams of one day exploring the world?
|
|
All of them have dreams of taking down the best.
|
|
You have dreams and ideas and talent and value yourself, too.
|
|
And I still have dreams for the company, and for you.
|
|
I don't think about those I've seen, I don't have dreams.
|
|
Anne Kornblut: Every night I have dreams about infecting other people.
|
|
"I sometimes have dreams that then somehow turn into reality," she said.
|
|
I have dreams of seeing my children grow up and live productive lives.
|
|
"If you have dreams, it's your responsibility to make them happen," she says.
|
|
Fall into a meat coma and have dreams of brisket pink smoke rings.
|
|
"To me it's amazing how people don't have dreams, you know?" he said.
|
|
Wendy continues to have dreams about Cade's murder where Marty is the victim.
|
|
Instead, I have dreams about losing poems on the subway or a bus.
|
|
We've got to have dreams bigger than what we can see out the window.
|
|
Of course, I could be wrong about all this, but it's important to have dreams.
|
|
They feel that they can have dreams, and that they can potentially achieve those dreams.
|
|
Maybe it's the colder weather, but I seem to only have dreams about snuggling now!
|
|
But he does not have dreams of bringing back the department stores of his youth.
|
|
"I do have dreams and I have no plans of letting them go," he said.
|
|
Even after the cruise, I still have dreams about this giant pile of crispy bacon.
|
|
I have goals, I have ambitions, I have dreams that I'm trying to make come true.
|
|
These folks might have dreams of their furry friend becoming the next JiffPom or Grumpy Cat.
|
|
Most people have dreams that they intend to do "someday," but never get around to them.
|
|
But others said they have dreams of moving to the big city — or somewhere completely different.
|
|
So now we build our own dream houses, and hope our customers have dreams to match.
|
|
We all have dreams but at the end of the day, the numbers have to make sense.
|
|
Look, we all have dreams, but this is kind of a lot — even for a cryptocurrency billionaire.
|
|
We may all have dreams, but we tend to have different culturally constructed ideas about their psychology.
|
|
We're less likely to have dreams about reading and writing and activities that are more recent developments.
|
|
"I have dreams of Savanna almost every night," Ashton Matheny, 22, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
|
|
The McKinseys have dreams of expanding the ride — possibly to New York City, to Oakland, to Florida.
|
|
Many of us have dreams of bringing change to our families and the communities we left behind.
|
|
I no longer feel phantom buzzes in my pocket or have dreams about checking my Twitter replies.
|
|
"Everywhere we go, we're looking for people who have dreams and how we can help them," Jabaley said.
|
|
I became conditioned to think safe, to have dreams and goals, but to keep them attainable and realistic.
|
|
" Davidson continues, "But hey, at least I have dreams now, and I've started waking up with boners again.
|
|
"It's easier said than done, because I think we all have dreams," offered Bryant in a reflective moment.
|
|
" She added, "I used to have dreams, even at a young age, of having kids, like actual dreams.
|
|
If I was particularly angry or upset, I would have dreams of being burned alive in my house.
|
|
I want the people in the United States that have children, I want them to have dreams also.
|
|
Two years later, Ferguson's friend, Chuck Erickson, confessed to the crime after claiming to have dreams of the scene.
|
|
It's important to have dreams and aspirations, but you should be financially responsible as you work to get there.
|
|
"You come from a poor country, you have dreams," said Aldo Sención, who was born in the Dominican Republic.
|
|
"So many people out there have dreams but are too afraid to chase after them," Lori Hurtubise told the Spectator.
|
|
All parents have dreams for their children, and my parents' dream for me involved a Catholic wedding — to a woman.
|
|
If you're crazy about macarons and have dreams of running away to become a French pastry chef — we feel you.
|
|
Bran begins to have dreams about a Three-Eyed Raven (an actual bird, not the supernatural being he will later become).
|
|
So just be warned that, should you have dreams of a smart bike, there's a chance that's what they'll remain — dreams.
|
|
The kids show up every Saturday not because they have dreams of a big contract or becoming the next Derek Jeter.
|
|
" For Mowry, becoming a mother in her mid-30s happened because now, women "have dreams, we have aspirations, we have goals.
|
|
"Everything I do I have dreams about it... I get a barrage of pictures coming into my head," Adetiba told CNN.
|
|
If you want to be happier, human beings are focused on value, the vision and the mission, and always have dreams.
|
|
As mentioned, a fair share of boys have dreams of their own, and are encouraged to actively envision them in the video.
|
|
"Last Chance U" follows a Mississippi team that has become a salvation for football players who have dreams of the big time.
|
|
There are many others who have dreams of starting their own shops but are impeded by red tape and lack of capital.
|
|
Barely 18, Goldie doesn't have much, but she does have dreams, chief among them to dance in an upcoming hip-hop video.
|
|
In this round, Dr. Antin makes dreams come true by confirming animals do have dreams — and they may even be dreaming about you.
|
|
So, this degree usually comes in handy for people who have dreams of being high-level business executives in a variety of industries.
|
|
THE HUNGARIAN writer Magda Szabo, who died in 2007, knew from personal experience what it meant to have dreams smashed by arbitrary power.
|
|
"Autistic people have skills, and they have dreams," said the princess, whose nephew is on the spectrum, according to the Danish journal Herognu.
|
|
I have dreams of attending the College of William and Mary next year, and then working in the State Department complexes of Washington.
|
|
A lot of people in this world have dreams or goals or ideas but not everybody goes out and fights to make them happen.
|
|
One might have dreams of a farmhouse in Tuscany, while another might want nothing more than to stay stateside to look after the grandkids.
|
|
"I have dreams about taking some of these recordings and putting them into a form that can be released to the world," she said.
|
|
Whether you're starting your own lifestyle blog or have dreams of running a company one day, jumping into the uncharted waters of entrepreneurship is daunting.
|
|
PILLSBURY: Well, Americans have dreams about our own system inspiring other countries, city on the hill, things like that and the Chinese played to that.
|
|
That word, immigrant, has such a negative connotation — I can just imagine all the little girls who have dreams of coming here and feel unwanted.
|
|
It's in this space, technically called hypnagogia, that you have dreams called microdreams—seemingly random, short dreams that you don't remember when you wake up.
|
|
You have dreams, goals, and this idea of who you're supposed to be, but you don't feel like you're living up to any of that.
|
|
The idea of getting coffee or organizing files for someone else might not sound appealing if you have dreams of becoming the next Jeff Bezos.
|
|
They have dreams, and they wanted to share with the president their plans for giving back to the nation that has given them hope and freedom.
|
|
And yet, Aerion and Aegon's brother Prince Daeron Targaryen did have dreams that came true, even if he didn't always understand them when he had them.
|
|
Many of them are single moms who are working, but who have dreams for their lives, their children's lives, they're in relationships, they're getting married again.
|
|
"A lot of it is just existing, waking up and saying I have value, and I have dreams, and I want to enjoy my life," he said.
|
|
If you have dreams of getting reward-earning credit cards, contributing to a retirement account, or even buying a home, it's important to pay off student loans.
|
|
I understand the music business is music and business, but when you work with people, especially youngsters, who have dreams, you have to take care of them.
|
|
He talked with even more passion about his two daughters and his desire for them to have dreams as big and opportunities as numerous as his sons do.
|
|
"I heard that you're a creative just like me, and you have dreams, and you want to go out there and do good and fulfill them," she said.
|
|
A young kid might get their first iPhone or iPad and have dreams about one day becoming a YouTube star or creating an iPhone app of their own.
|
|
The experience of reading Foster when you're an aspiring writer is akin to watching a Larry Bird highlight reel when you have dreams of playing in the NBA.
|
|
Heroes, villains, and pilots of all sorts have dreams: They want to save the people they love, or overthrow the political status quo, or pay down their debt.
|
|
I want them coming because they want to be engaged with what we're doing, they care about the dream trust program and they have dreams of their own.
|
|
A lot of people in this world have dreams or goals or ideas, but not everybody goes out and fights to make them happen but you're someone who did.
|
|
"When you have a country that has been oppressed and impoverished, you have dreams of having what you can't have," said Paolo Castro, who heads the country's Nutrition School.
|
|
They are memories from a low point in life, his adolescent years, when he began to have dreams, or at least serious thoughts, about life as a career criminal.
|
|
"This was an affirmation from God because we each have dreams we want to fulfill in this life for what we want to do for our communities," Arthur said.
|
|
And our 'superego' is the part of us that says 'I should' — such as 'I should work hard' or 'I shouldn't have dreams about having sex with that person.
|
|
Mr. Cohen, those people said, was hearing rumors that Mr. Pecker might leave American Media for Time magazine — a title Mr. Pecker is known to have dreams of running.
|
|
The answer is obvious in that almost all of them have dreams of playing in the NFL, where football is also a job but one that pays millions of dollars.
|
|
"On the contrary, we wanted to celebrate Tommy and we wanted to celebrate this movie and celebrate people who have dreams and don't take no for an answer," he added.
|
|
I want to show the rest of the world that even though we live in a refugee camp, and have different lives from others, we still have dreams and ambitions.
|
|
If you have dreams of hitting the jackpot in the next Mega Millions or Powerball drawing, remember that a big slice of what the lottery giveth, the taxman taketh away.
|
|
If you have dreams of hitting the jackpot in the next Powerball or Mega Millions drawing, remember that a big slice of what the lottery giveth, the taxman taketh away.
|
|
" An inmate admits to selling crack to all those people but he wants the president to know he is not a lost cause: "I have dreams Mr. President, big dreams.
|
|
KSI and Logan Paul will face off on August 25 -- the two have been promoting the event like crazy ... and both have dreams off launching into pro fighting careers afterward.
|
|
"Right now I'm in the process of writing about our whole journey… I can just imagine all the little girls who have dreams of coming here and feel unwanted," Cabello says.
|
|
With the feature we were able to take that one step further, to see what it means to have dreams, and then how complicated it is to see those become reality.
|
|
They arrive with aspirations to build a better life, hope to live in peace and security, have dreams for their children to thrive, and stand ready to contribute to our economy.
|
|
The film follows Tim Goodman (Justice Smith), a man who used to have dreams of becoming a Pokémon master, much like many of the '90s kids who'll flock to see this film.
|
|
" He was born and raised in the suburbs west of Paris to a family he called "simple," adding that his trajectory showed that "a guy from nowhere" could have "dreams come true.
|
|
It brings in people who want to be here, who have dreams they want to achieve in America, who are enjoying a better life by coming here and so are patriotic and loyal.
|
|
The one who hurt you may be living inside of you in a psychological sense; you may think about the person, and have dreams about the person, and that can make you miserable.
|
|
"We are mostly nurses, and firefighters, and factory workers, and janitors, and people who have dreams and hopes and are as frustrated as you are about the direction of this country," he said.
|
|
If you have dreams in the middle of the night but then go on to have other phases of sleep without waking up, then those dreams are mostly going to be inaccessible to you.
|
|
As our own galaxy grows more virtual, ever more "innovative," we have dreams of actual buttons and lights, of technology that's simple and functional and fixable, cutting-edge and near-obsolete, everywhere and nowhere.
|
|
"You don't have dreams of any kind," she added, not at all definitively, going high-pitched on the word "kind" and leaving her sentence suspended there, in the hope that I would contradict it.
|
|
It's grungy, it's angry, and it will make you want to put on your finest flannel and tell the world to fuck off because you're done with its crap, you have dreams you want to pursue.
|
|
Though he explained that he'd never, ever, do reality television again (and didn't even have dreams of being famous) after his stint on Dancing with the Stars, his love of the spotlight isn't exactly a secret.
|
|
And just a sense of adventure; knowing that you have dreams and you can see them through fruition, as long as you are dedicated and you work hard and you research and you don't give up.
|
|
When we sleep our brains travel through several phases, from a light slumber to a deep sleep that feels like we've fallen unconscious, to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, when we're more likely to have dreams.
|
|
The Grammy's host, James Corden, tucked it into a lengthy rap at the top of the show: Be honest with me: When you were a kid, did you ever have dreams you were invited to this?
|
|
" And he's done it as president, in his official White House statement after Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the end of the DACA program: "Above all else, we must remember that young Americans have dreams too.
|
|
Still I recognize that, like me, many of you have dreams of playing in the NFL, and it may seem like committing to the best available "football school" is the best route to reaching the professional ranks.
|
|
"I have dreams and aspirations, but I never really have been one of those people that has set dates like I'm this age and this, this and this needs to happen because that's just not really realistic," said Duff.
|
|
Many of them have dreams of a wholly sovereign Britain with all the old symbols of this island nation's empire, when "Britannia ruled the waves" — the royal yacht, the old dark blue British passport, the supreme power of Parliament.
|
|
An increasing number of kids have dreams of fame on YouTube after growing up watching their role models start as small-time vloggers filming low-quality content in their bedrooms and become wildly popular names embarking on world tours.
|
|
"It made by heart swell to hear him say Americans have dreams, too," said Mary Ann Mendoza, whose son was killed in a head-on collision with a car driven by an illegal immigrant who was high on meth.
|
|
In the future, she and her daughter have dreams of starting a bakery or cafe of their own that features arepas, a Venezuelan pocket-style dish made of corn meal and stuffed with fillings and a homemade specialty of her daughter's.
|
|
Well-meaning women used to say to me, &aposit&aposs ok honey... you&aposll meet a nice man someday...&apos It was rare that anyone ever encouraged me to stand on my own two feet and to have dreams for myself.
|
|
Chumpon Apisuk's video installation "I Have Dreams," shows sex workers from Chiang Mai directly addressing the viewer, giving a rare voice to the hundreds of thousands of women and men who the country — and its often careless tourists — mostly ignore.
|
|
Do I quote poignant words from Martin Luther King, Jr. to remind us about the struggle, but that we still have dreams of equality and much work to do to right the injustices enacted upon the myriad of otherness in our society?
|
|
" He denounced Obama's program as an "amnesty-first approach" toward illegal immigrants and pressed his nationalist "America First" message, saying that despite concerns voiced by his critics about the fate of the Dreamers, "Above all else, we must remember that young Americans have dreams too.
|
|
If you have dreams of entrepreneurialism, it's time to start compiling your burning business questions because this week we have a very special guest — Aidan Fitzpatrick, a serial entrepreneur whose CV would reach the floor if printed on a singular page — on Facebook Live.
|
|
"The irony will be that these parents spent all this money to hustle into top universities and are now in the middle of this shit show just to find out in a few years that their kids only have dreams of being an influencer," she wrote.
|
|
"DACA allowed me to reach my goal of a bachelor's degree in sociology but I still have dreams of getting my master's degree and even a doctorate," said 25-year-old Diana, who immigrated with her parents from Mexico when she was a one year old.
|
|
So many people have dreams of going to space, surrounded by the cosmos, and so close to the planets—those shining, glorious jewels hanging in the black vastness of space—that it feels like we can reach out, grab them, and hold them in the palms of our hands.
|
|
You may have dreams of being the sort of person who has a fantastically eclectic house, filled with beautiful and exotic objects and where you can host squads of people for big dinners and parties; and that you can have a house that is a crossroads for diverse populations.
|
|
Daniela tried to get her to explain, but the woman refused, and after that Daniela began to have dreams: She was the handmaid of a queen of an ancient nation; she carried lilies for her mistress' late husband after his heart stopped in Bangkok; she modeled for a minor Flemish painter.
|
|
I've always just felt uncomfortable in general—just usually saying the wrong thing, or I'm not schooled in the narrative or the colloquialisms of the group I'm with, or wearing the right thing… I have dreams where I'm with friends—other musicians—and everybody gets on the stage and we're all just jamming.
|
|
"It was like affirmation from God because we each have dreams that we want to fulfill in this life, and do for our community and do for each other and for our families and we have been funded to do that," said Ms. Arthur, who retired last year as a prison administrator.
|
|
Do I sometimes — after two rum sours or three margaritas and three gin and tonics have dreams that I wish they told me to be the food tsar for Puerto Rico so I will have everything at my disposal to be a true general of food, to make sure that food will not be a problem anymore?
|
|
"We used to have dreams of getting out the flats," she raps at one point, before dropping a "sticking down baby hairs before Insta" punchline later—it's a classic example of how Simz whips you from a wry smile and joke to an evocative scene from her own life or a story she's choosing to tell.
|
|
They'd laughed at the dream descriptions, she and her father, because the dreams were so specific, so unlike any dream they themselves had ever had or would ever have (dreams of measuring barley, dreams of slaying hippopotamuses, dreams of seeing yourself in a mirror) that they'd felt protected from the world, from both the good and the bad that could befall them.
|
|
Hope ex-MLB pitcher Tim Hudson doesn't have dreams of watching his son strike out major leaguers like he used to, cause his wife made it clear to TMZ Sports, SHE AIN'T HAVING IT. Tim and the fam were out at The Ivy when we asked the brood if there were any future baseball players in the bunch ... to which Tim said yes, and pointed to his son, 12-year-old Kade.
|
|
Jeff Bezos,I'm your employee ghost, and you are my letter to Santa Claus, I belong to an agency partners working in Amazon Fulfilment in Miami, this email may cost me my current position, but I also have dreams, I want to be worker blue badge in your company which broadcast daily and spend a fortune on advertising of the duties and rights of workers and stimulus plans for them, in which us, we don't have the right to participate (the least: We had no right to FLU SHOT, applied to all workers) do not exist in your Company, someone said "Someday, will direct workers, and Europe began the conversion" LIES !!!
|
|