| Too often, Marbury is forced to pop a pipe dream of a trey because the offense doesn't flow and post-up options are few. |
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| Until that changes, and people at the grassroots are given a real voice, the goal of sustainable development will remain a pipe dream. |
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| Sadly, for many of these people, early retirement is little more than a pipe dream. |
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| The pipe dream at the end of it all is to actually set up a clinic in the UK, which would be just fantastic. |
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| For them, securing a house on one of Dublin's most salubrious residential roads is now a pipe dream. |
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| Eisenhower chose the broad front and, by spreading Allied troops too thinly, he turned hope of an early victory into a pipe dream. |
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| But for more and more renters, particularly young city dwellers, the great Australian dream is becoming a pipe dream. |
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| It sounded like a pipe dream, but he was so enthusiastic it was hard not to get excited for him. |
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| It was sort of a ridiculous pipe dream to think that at 12 years old we could start a business working as deejays. |
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| For workers who get paid by the hour, staying home with the sniffles is a pipe dream. |
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| As long as remunerative prices for crops remain a pipe dream those on the edge will take the ultimate step. |
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| Many sceptics dismissed the original report, with its space-age vision of Oldham, as a pipe dream that would never see the light of day. |
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| We deserve a system where clean, sustainable energy is something more than a pipe dream for delusional hippies. |
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| But without a clear conception of the political means required to stop war, this slogan remains just a pipe dream. |
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| Though I know it's a pipe dream, I still fantasize about being a rock star. |
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| If they stayed loyal to the ARL, super-league would have remained a pipe dream. |
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| Unless these problems can be worked out, peace and friendship between the two countries will remain something of a pipe dream. |
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| More than 12 years later we continue our efforts to raise research dollars because a cure for this dreadful disease is no longer a pipe dream. |
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| But for now, a thaw in Cuban-American relations remains a pipe dream. |
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| So it would be a pipe dream to expect the council to grass it over. |
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| Now the last of these three objectives was obviously a pipe dream. |
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| It's a pipe dream that it's going to be what we had hoped a year ago. |
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| But the idea that special interests could be kept at bay was a pipe dream. |
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| Skeptics, however, say nuclear-powered desalination is just a pipe dream. |
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| I've spent the last quarter of my life pursuing the pipe dream of fame. |
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| So what if Maggie wants to quit school and pursue some pipe dream. |
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| First of all, the idea that childers ever had any kind of chance of winning a Senate seat in Mississippi was a pipe dream. |
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| Nowhere is this pipe dream more obvious than in the history of Esperanto, one of the world's most well-known invented languages. |
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| At the moment that is still only a pipe dream, but it is something we should think about when the time comes. |
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| Lastly, this defence policy is nothing but a pipe dream because we cannot establish a defence policy without a common foreign policy. |
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| It would be good if Parliament's resolution on the death penalty were to gain ground and become more than just a pipe dream. |
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| Today, unilateralism, including that of the most prosperous and powerful countries, as we have already witnessed, is nothing but a pipe dream. |
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| The province recognizes that the tragedy of the commons is not just an academic's pipe dream. |
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| The propaganda that says there is no fat in this budget, not one loonie that can be cut, is simply the pipe dream of a deluded mind. |
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| However, this does not mean that another way, reconciling liberalism, regulation and development is a pipe dream. |
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| The vast amount of resources put into meteorological services was a pipe dream in the middle of the last century. |
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| The pipe dream contained in the Morillon report is that of European defence, which is moreover an outdated notion. |
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| Once set afoot, this pleasing English pipe dream associating the great poet with the great monarch, and reflecting credit on both, proliferated wildly and has never really been laid to rest. |
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| Thirdly, it is a pipe dream to imagine there can be any expansion of an airport's capacity without thorough involvement of and cooperation with regional and local administrations. |
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| In this light, an extreme overhaul of the system adopted by the American congress, and at the same time a favorable outcome for the Doha Round, seem unfortunately to be more and more of a pipe dream. |
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| These parallel changes in countries which do not have the same history and do not experience the same socio-economic reality underline to what extent the imposition of our 'model' in the Arab world is just a pipe dream. |
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| Sometimes, in the course of debate, the ambition of making the EU into an employment union has been described as nothing more than a pipe dream, but something new has happened in this area. |
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| A pipe dream or a genuine market niche for tourism? |
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| He said that as long as the sacred cows syndrome persisted accountability will remain a pipe dream. |
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| I think that his plan to become a professional athlete is a pipe dream and that he should stay in school. |
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| Belarus remains a country where human rights are routinely disregarded, political dissent is not tolerated and a free press is a distant pipe dream. |
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| Possibly none of them because, in August 1989, without this support, setting up a record company that would help Canadian creativity flourish to this day could never have been anything more than a pipe dream. |
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| As long as the concern for development does not override financial interests and as long as European states see external conflicts as a way of enriching themselves, the prevention of conflicts will remain a pipe dream. |
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| The great deflation of the northern economy occurred with the rupturing of the Mackenzie Valley pipe dream. |
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| We have now lived for a generation dreaming that because the battle against evil was fought and won, it was won for all time, but it was a pipe dream, an illusion. |
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| Trains that don't prematurely turf out hundreds of passengers on to the brutalist platforms of Plymouth station seem a magical pipe dream, but that doesn't mean we can't wish for it. |
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| Let us abandon this pipe dream of standardisation and finally concentrate our efforts on a coherent fight against all types of crime, and let us begin to do so by re-establishing our national borders. |
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| The most astonishing thing is that you are cobbling together this pipe dream at a time when the opinion polls suggest that the majority of Europe's citizens are against this. |
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| A number of people would say it is a pipe dream, but maybe not. |
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| This is not a pipe dream, as the perestroika guy, Gorbachev, said. |
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| Mosh pit fakie thrust by Caleb Orton in a Paradox, CO, pipe dream. |
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| His plan for starting his own business was just a pipe dream. |
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| Andrews auditioned for a part in the Richard Rodgers musical Pipe Dream. |
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| Although Rodgers wanted her for Pipe Dream, he advised her to take the part in the Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner musical My Fair Lady if it were offered to her. |
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