Sentence examples for hope stands from inspiring English sources

His message of hope stands out to most, not his ability to shoot a jump shot.

Mr. Kalmar believes that "In Terra Pax," with its universal cry for peace and hope, stands a better chance of attracting future presenters.

As I understand it, the government first looked for a political lead for that review [on fuel poverty] but the Department for Energy and Climate Change rethought and approached me to carry out a much more technical exercise, which I hope stands or falls on its own merits rather than my own political affiliation.

After 15 scoreless balls, he finally seizes his chance - Anderson drops short and Hope stands tall and cracks him off the back foot through the covers for four.

$70 gets you a whole fold-up steering assembly with shifters on the sides; a pedal that I really hope stands up to some serious stomping; a joystick for piloting a plane, a weird thing that controls a submarine; and a "key" that your Joy-Con fits into, which itself slots into the various other setups to activate them.

Hope stands tall in the Christian portfolio.

Hope stood and came around the table to kiss Jack and be kissed goodbye.

Didn't Hope stand for more than just entertainment?

You are the light, you are the hope, stand up and walk and dream and love.

On a chilly morning not long after, the Rev. Glenda Hope stood before a small crowd in the community room of the Camelot Hotel.

Wylie, a sometime Guardian writer, hopes Stand & Deliver will satisfy comedy obsessives and reach out to the casual onlooker, too.