Sentence examples for hope has gone from inspiring English sources
The late Adrian Mitchell is included for the short but perfectly formed Celia, Celia – "When I am sad and weary / When I think all hope has gone / When I walk along High Holborn / I think of you with nothing on" – as is Scottish poet Jackie Kay for Her.
Merkel has called on voters to beware the anti-immigrant movement Pegida; Syriza, which the same columnist praises as "the politics of hope" has gone into coalition with an anti-immigrant and anti-semitic nationalist party.Greece's new prime minister is fighting for a debt write-off and an end to austerity for his people, who have endured a huge fall in GDP and a 25% unemployment rate.
But now that hope has gone.
I remember my husband and me looking at each other and both probably thinking: 'You are the place that my hope has gone to die.'".
The word "hope" has gone limp from overuse, but maybe it got overused in the first place because hope itself is in such short supply.
They felt in a sense that their last hope had gone," Mr Burt said.
By 2003 the hope had gone: a ministerial meeting in Cancún, a Mexican resort, broke up early amid angry recriminations.
We didn't leave the area until the last shred of hope had gone.
Long after all hope had gone, Stanton stood there and waited for something to happen and nothing happened at all.
But I hope, having gone through these last five or six games, we become a better team because of it".
