Sentence examples for Hopefully waiting from inspiring English sources

"We're hopefully waiting to see what happens in the stock market and the economy".

They'll put an artificial heart in just to keep them alive during the period when they're hopefully waiting for a heart to come.

We hung around long enough so that our thoughts suddenly turned and bored straight in, and we saw ourself for what we were - a man on a street corner, hopefully waiting for a sign from a azalea.

The idea of a balding man in a nylon shirt, sat in an office on a business estate outside Slough, hopefully waiting for the phone to ring, surrounded by dusty copies of the English exam syllabus is pretty unlikely.

For that, they can turn to Civilization or (hopefully) wait for Mr. Meier's next big idea.

But, as long as they don't need that money for a long time, then they can handle the ups and downs of the market and hopefully wait out the storm".

People who object to "hopefully" as a sentence adverb say it means only "in a hopeful manner," as in, "After his job interview, Walter hopefully waited by the phone". They say it can't mean "I hope" or "it is to be hoped". Thus, "Hopefully, I will get the call tomorrow" is wrong.

The spokesman said: "We will be running a four-departure-per-hour service from both sides [Britain and France] so hopefully the waiting times will start to come down quite quickly.

"Hopefully, you wait him out, and that's what happened.

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They are waiting hopefully for Chairman J. Parnell Thomas, or Congress, or God, to tell them.