NBC News's competitors at the other networks acknowledge they are harboring hopes that the management changes at NBC will create some openings in the ratings for them.
Moving away from New York, Ms. Bradley feared, might be the death knell for someone harboring hopes of becoming a screenwriter, she said.
Atlanta is still harboring hopes that it can mount a winning streak, despite the season-ending foot injury to wide receiver Julio Jones, who was on pace for a 100-catch-plus season.
The company sees itself as providing a nexus solution to everyone's problems, and maybe even harboring hopes of Android-sized success.
It is also untrue that rumors of more flexibility toward immigrants have undocumented families harboring hopes of an amnesty that could provide legal status: Families are well aware of the threat of deportation, which is communicated in campaigns in their countries of origin and remains the main talking point of U.S. politicians when meeting their Central American counterparts in summits.
Does City still harbor hope of catching and overtaking United?
He has been nominated as salesman of the year by his colleagues, and he harbors hope that he will win.
The group's president, Jeff McCamic, harbors hope of returning to the Capitol, at least for shows that include national acts.
Wang Lixiong, the Chinese writer who has correctly predicted Tibetan unrest before, wrote not along ago, "While the Dalai Lama is still alive... Tibetans harbor hope.
I am not in touch with her nor with her management)." Still, he harbors hope that she might visit his class.
While Republicans issued the usual declarations that the package was dead on arrival at the Capitol on Monday, Mr. Obama harbors hope of winning some victories yet.
