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Sentence examples for got hope from inspiring English sources

"got hope" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express the idea of acquiring or obtaining hope, or to indicate that someone currently has hope. Example: After receiving a job offer, John finally got hope for his future career prospects.

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Barack Obama sells bumper stickers printed with the words "got hope?" ($3), a play on the ubiquitous "got milk?" advertising slogan.

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The New York Times

Hope was discovered in 1924 by the comedian Fatty Arbuckle, who got Hope into "tab shows" — minimusicals in which Hope and his third dance partner, George Byrne, toured small-town America, first in "Hurley's Jolly Follies" and then in "Smiling Eyes" (both in 1925).

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The New Yorker

Got hope?

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The New York Times

I've still got hope.

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The Guardian - Opinion

I still got hope".

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The Guardian

"You got hope," Simon said.

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It's a big area and we've still got hopes.

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BBC

They're there to get hope".

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The New York Times

Exchange bitterness and fear to get hope!

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WikiHow

Every little prayer helps families and friends of breast cancer patients get hope.

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WikiHow

New calculations might get hopes up again.

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