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Meanings of dreaming up in English

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Usage of dreaming up in English
1
During the boom years, creativity was largely confined to dreaming up prices.
The Irish Times
2
He was dreaming up beauties because he wasn't getting any honest action.
Second glance
3
Somewhere, someone's dreaming up the perfect way to bring audiences the perfect view.
Wired
4
I was dreaming up a good story to tell my brother.
The Girl Who Cried Monster
5
We're dreaming up possibilities of what Apple could do with this product category.
Wired
6
The filmmakers got just as creative dreaming up the digital residents.
Wired
7
He immediately started dreaming up biological alternatives to information technology.
Wired
8
RW: What I enjoy most is dreaming up the ideas and seeing it happen.
Ebony
9
Of course, the directorate can't spend all its time dreaming up torturous new toys.
Wired
10
I find myself dreaming up excuses-'Could I trouble you for another cup of milk?
The great lover
11
They spent hours dreaming up new ways to frighten her.
The Haunted Mask
12
I'd been dreaming up, computergenerating ways I could finish myself before the end struck.
The apocalypse reader
13
Owen's key contribution was not dreaming up a charismatic name.
BBC
14
I found it reassuringly difficult, dreaming up paradigm shifts.
The Guardian
15
Mantripp, from Buckingham, said she made her sign on Saturday morning after dreaming up the idea.
The Guardian
16
NASA is dreaming up missions beyond low-Earth orbit, however, and awaiting Apollo-era-like clarity from the president.
Wired
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Dreaming up through the time
Dreaming up across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare