Sentence examples for hope for a while from inspiring English sources

"He gave us all hope for a while there," Shayma Hallak, an insurance worker from northern Lebanon, said of Hariri.

"We haven't had much hope for a while," said Ljiljana Smajlovic, a political columnist with the weekly newsmagazine Nin in Belgrade.

"The reality of professional sport is that nothing is plain sailing and bad times occur but not, I hope, for a while".

The likes of Eugene McCarthy and Howard Dean were carried forward on a wave of hope for a while before they collapsed in confusion.Yet there are a few reasons for thinking that Mr Obama may prove a more enduring candidate.

"I think that hurt the most because there was hope for a while," Stetina said, "but then we knew in fact he died pretty much on the spot, then it really hit home".

Anything that gave him hope for a while brought a grin to his face, although we all knew the ultimate outcome.

Whitfield said he had been hoping for a while to create one in the District.

I hoped for a while that the gas boiler was leaking carbon monoxide and giving me headaches and that I was imagining the rest.

She hoped, for a while, to see Farrah Fawcett play Dagny Taggart in a television mini-series of "Atlas Shrugged," since she had discerned the ways in which "Charlie's Angels" favored romantic aspiration over naturalistic squalor.

Even more than reclusive Charlotte, Emily hated leaving home, Harman said, which was why they hoped, for a while, to start a school from their home at Haworth, West Yorkshire.

Schmitt hoped, for a while at least, that America would reveal itself to be Germany's 'real enemy' and that it would be willing to engage in a mutual division of spheres of influence.