Sentence examples for beginning hoping from inspiring English sources

Kathy went with him in the beginning, hoping to convince him to return to medical treatment if the herbal cures didn't work.

You will not be alone if you begin hoping a brick falls on his head.

And that is where the Republican leaders began, hoping to cut that daunting number by forcing out longtime Democratic incumbents.

Right at the very end, going up in the elevator, he began hoping that it would be a girl.

They struck up a conversation, and within minutes both began hoping that their real blind dates wouldn't show.

It's a flashback that is oddly timely: it summons an era when many Russians first began hoping that they would someday live in a normal country.

But as evidence mounted that the drugs could be dangerous, Amgen executives began hoping merely that the 145 trial would not show a negative effect.

England had begun hoping for an early wicket to give them a chance of salvaging a win from the wreckage of the series so far.

So I log in again, as I've done nearly every day since the New Flickr nightmare began, hoping beyond hope that Yahoo takes it all back.

But if that story fills you with hope, you should probably know that Sobrinho's most famous poem begins "Hope is the heaviest weight a man can carry".

Yet, because only one paramilitary chief has been sentenced since 2005, when the demobilisation process began, hopes of justice are not high.