Sentence examples for a hope of getting from inspiring English sources

At least he, unlike the asylum seekers, has a hope of getting to Oz one day.

These old guys don't have a hope of getting it up.

"The way she stayed on at York would give you a hope of getting the trip.

Remember, the first rule of the Uffizi is to pre-book even to have a hope of getting in.

Through antibiotics, myself and many other people have been able to live our lives with a hope of getting better.

They are looking out for letters, posted on January 5th, that will tell them whether they have a hope of getting into Cambridge University.

But the banlieues are full of people who have grown up without jobs, or any hope of getting a better income or a better place to live.

"You find a lot of people who are young, without any job or education and without any hope of getting a job," Mr. Baylan said.

So if he has any hope of getting a government together, he is likely to need the nationalists' support.

A person who can talk naturally about things he's interested in is always better conversation than someone armed with pre-written prompts and a vague hope of getting a date.

When people are faced with an equal chance of either a good or bad outcome, they tend to accept the challenge, with a secret hope of getting the desired result, without considering the risk of the worst possibility.