| And we dread to think how much money was paid to consultants to dream up this nonsense. |
| As an artist you have to go in there properly dressed but stark naked, and be that which you dream up about this composer. |
| In actual fact, beneath our placid exteriors, both of us were frantically trying to dream up an improvised line which could break the deadlock. |
| I heard somewhere that Salvador Dali used that technique in order to dream up his surreal images. |
| Who are the faceless idiots who dream up such meaningless titles for our well established institutions? |
| And it isn't the responsibility of some policy wonk in headquarters to dream up those new ideas. |
