VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Broken dreams

Meaning:

The phrase broken dreams refer to dreams, plans, or goals that didn't come true.

Examples:

  • Here we face the reality of broken dreams and personal frustrations.
  • That's the sound of my broken dreams.
  • The best place to find broken dreams is down on the wharf.
  • Nothing is worse than broken dreams.
  • No, no need to, I'll just follow the trail of broken dreams.
  • You talk about your childhood, your broken dreams, about relationships that didn't work out.
  • The albadas with the impression of broken dreams and, in the same times, of conquest.
  • So believe me when I tell you, baseball is a field of broken dreams.
  • This has nothing to do with my talent and everything to do with his broken dreams and his bald head.
  • This has nothing to do with my talent and everything to do with his broken dreams and his bald head.