He was a teacher and became interested in books.
she hopes that in the futer she can go horse riding
Katniss had dreams about her fathers death.
Well, he has so many dreams, it's a bit hard to describe them all.
"Hopes" can change day to day, or remain the same for years or decades, whether it is a hope of one, or a hope of an entire society. As beauty pageant contestants often end their speeches, "I hope for world peace."
he hopes that he too is secretly against the Party and is speaking to him in his dreams
He had a lot of hopes and dreams.
This dream is not prophetic; it does not foretell anything about the future. Rather, it expresses the hopes and emotions of the dreamer. Assuming the dreamer hopes to be together with his girlfriend in the future, these are wish-fulfillment dreams.
He wants to buy his mom a house.
The green candles are vision candles - candles of hopes, dreams, and promises for the future in Kwanzaa
People throughout the world, of all nations, races and cultures, share similar hopes and dreams: security from violence, the ability to have a comfortable home, nutritious food, healthcare, education and a bright future for their children.
Hopes and Dreams - 2000 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
his new concert this is it which was his last concert but who knows he might of had another comeback
The question refers to "dreams" in the sense of hopes and plans for the future. There is no single answer to this question because each individual young person will have her or his own unique hopes and dreams. One youth might aspire to be CEO of a multinational corporation while another might long for nothing more than a steady job and a loving spouse and family. Generally speaking, one possible answer (among countless others) might be that the dreams and aspiration of youth are the future of the world.
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It depends on whether you mean literal dreams (sleeping images) or figurative dreams (hopes and aspirations). If literal dreams don't come true, then nothing happens. Most of what you dream about has nothing to do with the future anyway. If you mean hopes and aspirations, then what happens is what you make of your situations. You may be crushed inside, but you can start over and try again to the best of your ability or choose new dreams for yourself. Some just give up on their dreams, but you don't have to do that.
In this expression, the word "dreams" refers to your hopes and aspirations for the future rather than to the illusions experienced during sleep. It means that it would not be wise to set your hopes on a goal that is so high or so specific that you fail to consider other opportunities that might be better suited to you.
hopes and dreams