Sentence examples for a much hoped from inspiring English sources

A much hoped for Bush-Saddam showdown never materialized.

Although the last report inspired a wave of political action, it failed to translate into a much hoped for treaty in 2009 as nations clashed over who should make the brunt of the cuts.

The city has struggled with deprivation and economic gloom since the demise of the fishing industry in the 70s, but hopes the year will now bring a much hoped-for cultural and economic boost.

I'm very much hoping for a show stuffed with what Derren does best tonight - hypnosis and mentalism.

"I was very much hoping that a shutdown could be avoided," he told ScienceInsider yesterday.

The weight of their dissatisfactions has been doubled by the loss of a much-hoped-for baby six months ago.

But not one will contain instructions on how to display a much-hoped-for, much-obsessed-over Oscar at home so it won't look preposterous.

As this year's American League Central Division champs battle their way through the playoffs towards a much-hoped-for World Series victory, it's a great time to brush up on the glory days of the Detroit Tigers teams who came before them.

The ships are, however, not expected to enter service until 2012 and 2015, and that is too distant a prospect to yield much hope in a town that once drew great economic benefit from its location.

Born in a time of so much hope, in a place that had struggled for decades for freedom, parents Moses Nono and Josephine - both ripped from childhood and recruited into the army during the civil war - named the boy Independence Moses.

Mr. Spaniolo said he did not think it was a gamble to place so much hope on a basketball arena in a decidedly football-oriented state.