Sentence examples for hoped to make a statement from inspiring English sources

Edwards said he hoped to make a statement with his performance and to produce a victory that would send a message out to GB performance director Rob McCracken.

They hope to make a statement beyond the arrivals of Gylfi Sigurdsson, Jan Vertonghen and Emmanuel Adebayor.

The home secretary hopes to make a statement to MPs tomorrow before she opens the Queen's speech debate on law and order that has been brought forward from Monday at the request of the Tories.

The heptathlete is expected to dominate once more on Saturday, but Williams will be hoping to make a statement in front of the cameras after a breakthrough year in 2014.

"I hope to make a statement when the assembly returns that will set forward my vision for new housing structures in Northern Ireland that will improve delivery and services for tenants and the taxpayer.

I'd normally rather donate my eyes to an amateur Gumtree scientist than expose them to performance art, because privileged arty people pretentiously prancing around, hoping to make a statement about the shackles of consumerist society – or whatever – makes my bones recoil.

Fox had hoped to make a personal statement to the Commons on Tuesday afternoon.

In a statement, Lady Butler-Sloss shed shadhad been "honoured" to be asked to chair the inquiry and had hoped to "make a useful contribution".

We are therefore unable to make further comment... We hope to make a further statement in the near future".

He added that the process will take time but he hopes to make a further statement in coming days.

"The Dallas Symphony hopes to make a musical and artistic statement with this," said Mark Melson, the orchestra's vice president for artistic operations, who was involved in choosing Mr. Stucky for the commission.