| The latching of the gate broke up her depressing revery and banished the pinched and pining look from her features. |
| It was easy and effective, but seemed to be more favorable to revery than conversation. |
| Perhaps it's inevitable that actors with a career as venerated as Al Pacino's slip into revery. |
| The gypsy's song had disturbed Gringoire's revery as the swan disturbs the water. |
| Kate's anxieties, when she at last hinted them to Malbone, only sent him further into revery. |
| Starting from a revery, Whispering Smith reached for the warrant. |
