day-dream

She stood like one almost dazed with the richness of a day-dream.

Of course he must not let his desire take the form merely of a day-dream.

Since the time I was a young boy, I've been having a recurring day-dream.

This visit, and the new acquaintance it promised, had furnished my day-dream for many weeks.

As usual the day-dream was interrupted by the 'phone.

Teacher says it was a day-dream, and she thinks you would be delighted to hear it.

It may mean the world of reverie, day-dream, wishfulfilling fantasy.

It seems that he must have first mooted his idea to Ankaret as a sort of day-dream.

But I don't quite see ' The inspector went into a kind of day-dream for some minutes.

The human seemed lost in a day-dream.

For a moment she had a day-dream.

The parts of The Day-Dream are related to poems in particular.

Our long day-dream of complacency, our willingness to take culture for granted, could be coming to an end.

It was a feat of which gamblers day-dream.

He gave himself over to a reverie, as sweet as a day-dream in a haunted valley.

He reads and reads, or walks about in his study in a day-dream.

My day-dream is the same; we should meet:

But on board the Day-Dream, when all danger was past, Marguerite felt that he did.

Let Canada still remain the bright future in your mind, and hasten to convert your present day-dream into reality.

However, The Day-Dream emphasizes the pleasure in being able to return to a sleep state and avoid reality.

Do you like my day-dream?

But that was a day-dream.

We will proceed to Calais first and open up communication with the Day-Dream in the usual way.

It was a lovely day-dream.

They were not drowned, you know (he seemed to lapse into a day-dream), and they came out on the Land of Promise side.