recurring dream

I've had a recurring dream since I was a child.

I have a recurring dream, and it's always the same.

I have one recurring dream that always comes to me the night before some great event.

She, too, had a recurring dream during their decades apart.

This was his recurring dream of the forest and what might walk there to meet him.

Throughout history recurring dreams have held their place with mystery.

Her career was sparked by a recurring dream of an old woman, which she first had in 1965.

It isn't as if I've never had a recurring dream before.

"I've been having this recurring dream, and it seems so real.

In this section, Terry shares a recurring dream with her father.

He then meets up with Sam and she explains to him her recurring dream.

Today, he tells me of a recurring dream he has.

Billy is also plagued by a recurring dream of a black bird.

That night Matthew has what will become a recurring dream of being buried alive.

He spoke of it as though it was a recurring dream.

She remembers them trying to drown her and this becomes a recurring dream.

This unexpected allusion to my recurring dream gave me the beginning of an idea.

David's feelings about stand-up work are perhaps best summed up by a recurring dream he used to have.

The feeling that he was being shown the future in this recurring dream of Fran's delivery would not leave him.

Just like that, she knew the name she'd cried over and over again in her recurring dream.

I should say the mythical gesture, for the incident was but a recurring dream.

They turn up in Phyllis's recurring dream of a childhood visit to the zoo.

A second recurring dream appeared to be merely an appendage to his first.

And what is the singing bus driver's recurring dream?

Then she started having these recurring dreams - nightmares, really - where everything about the night her mother disappeared became mixed up.