Sentence examples for dying hope from inspiring English sources

What we believed to be a simple task has become an exercise of dying hope and heartache.

Demy doesn't pull his emotional punches – the pain of loss and dying hope is palpable in every visually delectable frame – and his star-crossed lovers keep singing right up to a snow-laden, final scene of devastating emotional power.

Occasionally "Sports Dome does make smart use of the medium, as in segments on under-12 tennis players who keep trying to escape their match between points, only to be run down and shoved back on the court by their parents, or a Make-A-Wish takeoff in which an 8-year-old girl's dying hope is to go to a baseball game and obscenely heckle the Mets' third baseman, David Wright.

In the final moments of the game, Lionel Messi, with the dying hopes of all of Argentina resting on his back, had a chance, from a long free kick, to level the game.

When we know someone is going to die, hope dwindles as a matter of course.

He plans to die, hoping that "everyone will say what a beautiful voice I had".

The incumbent president is said to have clung to his wife's body for hours after she had died, hoping somehow that she would revive.

If you were murdered, you would surely die hoping Columbo would soon be standing over your still-warm corpse asking difficult questions of your urbane, gin-swilling killer.

There are times when we suspect that your government are waiting for us to die, hoping you can then ignore our demands.

With him died hopes of peace.

He knew that 400 people died hoping.