Sentence examples for from hoping from inspiring English sources

And she draws strength from hoping for better days ahead.

But the most basic issue in this case prevents me from hoping for such a ruling.

"We were trying to go from hoping to win to expect to win," Gailey said.

Wealthy donors should be discouraged from hoping that a generous donation to an orchestra can lead to a podium debut.

Lowe said, aside from hoping to put more focus on the support of the football team, there were also concerns of the students' safety going into next season.

In one moment, I went from hoping for a baby to hoping it wouldn't be too late to get the genetic material.

FROM hope to acrimony; from acrimony to apathy; and now back towards hope again: the Doha round of world trade talks has almost come full circle.

QUESTION FROM HOPE R.: Was the Miami Herald angry when they read this story?

War veterans from New England hoping to rebuild their lives.

Hopeful was distinct from hope (described above) and was consistently defined as a broadly wishful or optimistic approach.

Officials from Jerusalem are hoping to visit.