Sentence examples for blind hoping from inspiring English sources

Walk north, blind, hoping you ran into an unprotected little tunnel under the fence line?

Rigs of 6 to 100 ducks or geese were strung out early mornings on ponds and marshes as hunters hid behind blinds, hoping migrating flocks would see the decoys and come in for a landing or at least approach out of curiosity.

And she manages it precisely because Tessa herself is so defiantly set against blind hope.

Don't put off the collection process in the blind hope that the check may be in the mail.

It often seems the Edinburgh festivals are powered by an unholy cocktail of creativity, blind hope and beer.

However, I soon realized that becoming an engineer was not my passion, but rather a blind hope that was constructed by my vision of economic gain.

Their travails become an identifiably American story of faith, in the sense of religion, blind hope or even just swaggering confidence.

And come Thursday night, the downtown arena affectionately known as the Q will be rocking again, in a celebration of blind hope.

Lawmakers shared frustration with President Trump and blind hope for a comprehensive immigration deal that appears as far away as ever.

It seems fair to say there is not so much blind hope as a sense of quietly renewed affection among manyEngland supporters in Donetsk.

They worked on the basis of experience, blind hope and an informed guess where the best point of survival might be for the trapped men.