Sentence examples for extended hope from inspiring English sources

Guy Talarico, the Bergen Republican chairman, had a ready (if obligatory) explanation -- and even extended hope for the future.

It's also about extending hope, practicing self-love and letting our actions showcase our values.

The Age of Miracles may be most remarkable for what it does not do: it does not extend any hope.

The founding of the United Nations extended a larger hope for a general peace.

Other banks extended gains on hopes they could be potential acquisition targets of bigger financial companies.

Goals from David Dunn and Grant Hanley maintained Blackburn's play-off hopes and extended managerless Blackpool's winless run to 12 Championship games.

In 1968, the runway was extended and the municipality hoped to establish charter services, but these never realized.

With extended use, it is hoped that these effects will reduce the risk of long-term cardiovascular complications.

Safin lunged to his left without much hope, extending and releasing his racket.

That hope extends beyond the White House.

Otherwise, why do we bother to extend this false hope to civilians facing ethnic cleansing?