Sentence examples for hope of day from inspiring English sources

Without all hope of day".

And in "Samson Agonistes," Milton bemoaned, "O dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze of noon, / Irrecoverably dark, total Eclipse, / Without all hope of day!" We know today that solar eclipses are regular, if infrequent, astronomical phenomena.

There was a glimmer of hope on Friday when the government reported that orders for appliances and other equipment from manufacturers were higher than expected in May.

But I'd given up hope of that day ever arriving, so you'll imagine my surprise when, on Christmas Day 2010, she proposed.

Elders supervised the Jewish communities, and Ezekiel was one of several prophets who kept alive the hope of one day returning home.

Most of these experiments are being done in the hope of one day being able to rescue endangered species.

Then there's all the research he must do to have a hope of some day landing a permanent position.

You sweat with them, you bleed with them, you go through all kinds of adversity in the hope of a day like that".

But with the hope of some day having his sentenced reduced, he testified in January 2001 against one of the prisoners in the weapons case from Marion.

Out on court 12, Laura Robson loses 5-7, 6-7 to Japan's Sachie Ishizu and the tennis gods eat their second British tennis hope of the day.

She has kept his old home in Saint-Germain-des-Prés untouched in the hope of one day turning it into a museum.