Sentence examples for hope of something from inspiring English sources
America bombs in the hope of something better arriving.
Yet it is leavened by a reasonable hope of something better for his two young children.
The Russians had a dreadful 20th century which ended with the hope of something better.
Why? First, there is the everlasting hope of something new and exciting.
Middle America needed the hope of something better; but Obama didn't deal in hope any longer.
In 1988, aged 21, she made the 2,000km trek to São Paulo in the hope of something better.
Rather, it is about conveying and encapsulating hope, the promise of something different.
The dream of Americans is to have a dream a hope or promise of something better.
It is less obvious why Jeremy Corbyn has become the improbable repository of their hopes of something better.
Earlier this month, he won two gold medals at the Commonwealth Games in India – further elevating already dizzily high hopes of something quite spectacular in London 2012.
I got into pottermore, and honestly, I spent two days in it, and only log in every 3-4 weeks in hopes of something new having appeared in my protracted absence.
