Exemplos de uso de Distant dream em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Like a deep and distant dream.
Distant dreams grin at my fate.
São Paulo is a distant dream for her.
For the great majority of humanity it is still a distant dream.
Gender equality is not a distant dream but increasingly a European reality.
And tomorrow, this will be simply a distant dream.
Clean energy is a distant dream, but many businesses have adopted a"hybrid" strategy to approach this ideal.
Soon this will all feel like a distant dream.
The EU's ambitious 20-20-20 may simply remain a distant dream if this matter is not resolved at global level.
And to this day,the events that followed all seem like a distant dream.
Without a fair world order, stability andpeace remain a distant dream, and there will always be a breeding ground for terrorism.
Unwittingly, as if through one hundred,immediately take you from reality into the distant dream.
When did the idea of an independent Jewish state Change from a distant dream to an immediate need?
Her lifelong ambition, that of appearing on network television,begins to look like a distant dream.
Recognition of cultural, social andeconomic rights is nothing more than a distant dream for vast sectors of our societies.
After the implementation of the Unified Health System SUS, theoretically, any person has the right to free care, however,the guarantee of access to quality care is still a distant dream.
Poor and jobless,this seemed a distant dream.
And all this is to happen when the United States'"return" to the region after the hurly-burly of the November election still seems a distant dream.
This award-winning Spanish comedy tells the story of Juan, a middle-aged man andaspiring actor living in New York, chasing the increasingly distant dream of success in the arts while running errands in the city.
The whole world admires us for having made a reality of something which, a short time ago,seemed a distant dream.
So, while US troops may be leaving Afghanistan, an end to the violence spawned by America's war remains nothing more than a distant dream- especially for Afghanistan's South Asian neighbors.
Given the difficulties of entering the labour market, the possibility of changing their lives was perceived as a distant dream.
Buying a car is no more considered a distant dream.
Do not tell me when he comes my man, I love, then all the years of waiting and I went out with curves I deleted disappeared,it was a distant dream.
With 1 January 1993 hardly three years away,the single market must seem a distant dream to car buyers.
She once dreamed of becoming a novelist like Jane Austen; however, in a society where one cannot make money out of"arts andculture," becoming an author is a distant dream for her.
Without new regulations and, above all,bravery to stand up to violent intimidation, freedom of speech remains a distant dream, writes Jerry Timmins.
To a large extent, the world is one of poverty and AIDS, and one in which the Europe that you outlined as being an island of prosperity and peace is, as we know from experience,one which remains a distant dream for many people.
After the historic events of 1989 it should have become the dominant concern of our Union, but still, today,on the eve of the revision of the Treaty, it remains a distant dream- albeit an undesirable one for some people here.
I am going to send you so far away that luxuries like toilet paper andDiet Coke will be as a distant dream to you.