Sentence examples for a huge hope from inspiring English sources

Dynamic Universitario striker Andy Polo is a huge hope, as is his former team-mate, left winger Edison Flores, now in Spain with Villarreal.

"It does mean that finally people are being forced to listen to what went on and it's just a huge hope now for the families concerned".

It was a time of huge hope for French rightwingers with an Anglo-Saxon bent, as the diminutive head of state promised to fight the trade unions, shrink the public sector and get rid of other alleged impediments to economic progress, from high taxes to the 35-hour-working week.

It is upsetting and yet also uplifting, and made me think about how London can be an object of profound hatred and yet, greater than that, a place of huge hope and deep humanity.

Residents in the three centers said the Iraqis had abandoned their posts almost as soon as the militiamen appeared with their weapons, leaving the militiamen in unchallenged control -- and punching a huge hole in American hopes that American-trained Iraqis can be relied on increasingly to take over from American troops in providing security in Iraq's major cities.

There was huge hope that the "Mississippi baby" would live a life free of the HIV.

Dr Ravigadevi Sambanthamurthi, from the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, said: "This finding gives us huge hope.

"We had huge hope for the future and felt that things could only go up from there.

The Life of Stephen Lawrence By Verna Allette Wilkins, illustrated by Lynne Willey (Tamarind) Full of life and potential, Stephen Lawrence was a boy with huge hopes for the future.

MOSCOW — Sipping tea in a cafe at the GUM department store overlooking the Kremlin, Joy Womack stared at Red Square and remembered arriving in Russia as a teen carrying huge hopes about her ballet career.

I signed up for a cheap one with a huge deductible, hoping none of us would get sick before we could afford a better one.