dreamed

[dreemd]

adjective

1. imagined, desired, or hoped for.

Example Sentences

But the higher-paying roles he dreamed of slipped through his grasp because they required years of work experience, he said.

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In a sport where every quarterback is expected to be the CEO of his offense, Mendoza is the rare signal-caller who dreamed of a career in the corner office.

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Casting Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, stars of the goofball comedy “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure,” in Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot” sounds like an idea dreamed up by undergraduate theater nerds smoking strong weed.

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A National Biscuit Co. executive dreamed up the name at a meeting about the new biscuit’s production when colleagues kept using the phrase “You need a….” The brand lasted from 1898 to 2009.

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Growing up in a middle-class household where both parents worked, Takaichi dreamed of being a rock musician.

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