Sentence examples for could I hope from inspiring English sources

Here are a couple of recipes that could, I hope, mean salvation for your neglected eggs.

When Joan sings of, and to, God, the audience could, I hope, also substitute their own conscience.

How could I hope to forge a new (polite) identity if I didn't know that the simplest rule of tennis was to use fresh balls?

This is not a free pass for the setbacks in freedom Holder has allowed; it's just an acknowledgment of the civil rights policies that could, I hope, pave the way for another administration – one created by advancement in voting rights and soothing of race relations – to undo the wrongs overseen by this one.

While I would still go for the crystal ball every time if I could, I hope that my experiences may be of some benefit to those contemplating a career in venture capital.

But what could I hope to get from seeing my father, a broken old man only two years into his sentence?

"Because I never understood myself, how could I have hoped to understand anyone else?" he told Time in 1962.

But UCL could – and I hope that it will – increase its undergraduate numbers.

For instance, you could say "I hope you enjoyed the burgers.

But I wanted to play at the top level for as long as I could and I hope those guys feel the same way too.

Of course they could, and I hope they will.