Sentence examples for ever hopefully from inspiring English sources

Or he'd report, ever hopefully, that he'd be out on house arrest any day.

It is more relevant now than ever". Hopefully bitcoin will maintain its current exchange value and appreciate, especially since this investment represents over 1% of the total $45 million worth of existing bitcoin in the world.

He'll come back fitter and fresher than ever, hopefully that will be by this time next year". Although Wales have not travelled to a major finals since 1958, they were part of the 1976 European Championships.

The rest -- the excluded women and girls who'd like to enjoy fashion, who flick ever-hopefully through magazines but know that their crop-top days are over -- these women slink quietly out of the changing rooms and head for the tube, or get their shopping fix in Dunkin' Doughnuts instead.

"In her last race [a four-length victory in the Group Two Prix Corrida] she seemed to be better than ever and hopefully she will put up a bold performance and take another step in the right direction before a shot at a third Arc.

"You only have to see how well the guys train - they're as determined as ever to hopefully go one better this year," Whalley told BBC Sport.

It's the roundest ball ever created impressive and hopefully Messi will score many goals with it.

No one ever said (hopefully, at least...) "She's awesome, she drinks SO much I really want to be with her".

The fact that the law will undoubtedly be declared unconstitutional if it were ever enacted (hopefully after the election) is immaterial to the perceived electoral benefit to McCollum.

"I think that our continuous discussion of Barbie's influence on girls has made her more diverse than ever, and hopefully it will only get better from here," Clark told HuffPost.

But if this is ever exhumed, hopefully it appears as a strange folly, a weird unnecessary experiment, to a new generation who don't need tricks to face their own history.