dreams

One of my dreams for HN is for it to stimulate or at least facilitate more new projects.

He did a lot for this country, and more over, he inspired many generations to follow their dreams.

Intriguingly, many volunteers refused to believe that these experiences were hallucinations or dreams, as they seemed too real.

We are in for some major market correction that's going to evaporate a lot of dreams, jobs, and capital.

Sometimes, a business might be an unexpected hit, taking off and generating revenues beyond the wildest dreams of the founder.

If anyone hasn't watched the documentary on Miyazaki, The Kingdom of Dreams and Madness, I'd highly recommend it.

I hope that someone else connects with this, and maybe gives them the motivation to follow their dreams.

Agree, but I think now is the time when many small companies have dreams of figuring that out!

In my dreams I see a future where nobody knows of the book but for its frustrating vagueness.

We transform the lives of students and educators by giving them the knowledge and confidence they need to turn their dreams into reality.

Assuming all of technology investing doesn't crumble at once, which it won't, so long as the entire thing isn't built in smoke, Morris and dreams.

My best friend there had left, ironically inspired by me (or so he had claimed) to leave his country and pursue his dreams abroad, in Australia.

I can say for my country (India) that every doctor "dreams" to start his own hospital.

"I want to be with you forever unless this really cool opportunity comes up, then I'm leaving you and the kids and we'll never see each other again." This isn't a criticism -- it's nothing to me how these people choose to live their lives, and I'm all about pursuing your dreams.