Sentence examples for expressing hope for from inspiring English sources

"I survive," he said, expressing hope for a revival.

"People have been expressing hope for this route for years," said the parks commissioner, Henry J. Stern.

Meanwhile, many of the Russians celebrating "Cheyne-Stokes Day" this week were expressing hope for the doctors' happy return.

Earlier, Putin became one of the first world leaders to congratulate Trump, sending him a telegram expressing hope for an era of positive ties.

The outcome seems to hinge on who will show up to vote: those lashing out against bonuses and waste, or those expressing hope for the stimulus to work.

Because the Yiddish word mern, which as a noun means "carrots," as a verb means "multiply," expressing hope for the year to come.

President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has been expressing hopes for better ties with the United States for months.

Damascus has made a series of overtures to Washington, cooperating in talks with the Iraqi Governing Council and Kurdish groups and expressing hopes for closer ties with Washington, which lists Syria as a state sponsor of terrorism.

Argentina's new government greeted Secretary of State Colin L. Powell politely but cautiously today, expressing hopes for a more constructive United States role in the country's economic recovery while sidestepping any ties to Washington's foreign policy objectives.

On a white band at the top of each, she has handwritten a brief text giving thanks and expressing hopes for her friends, her 50th birthday and the presidency of Barack Obama.

We think some folks in the industry were expressing hopes for how the entire industry, not just Microsoft, would come to look at content distribution, and some speculation has ensued.