Sentence examples for hopeful through from inspiring English sources

Langston Hughes's poem "Dreams" inspired the title of Blue Balliett's "Hold Fast," which opens with clear signals of the distress to come — and of the effort people require to stay hopeful through hardship.

Brazil right-back Alves failed to deal with a hopeful through ball and it allowed Espanyol midfielder Sanchez to poke goalwards.

The hosts had an early chance to take the lead when Grabban latched onto a hopeful through ball but his scuffed shot was comfortably gathered by Elliot Parish.

Gary Medel's hopeful through-ball looked like being safely gathered by Gordon, but he unfathomably allowed it to squirm from his grasp, allowing Palacio to tap into the unguarded net.

To follow three of these hopefuls through a tangle of score settling, child-raising and rekindled friendships, Mr. Kang made the risky decision to hire dramatic actors and then train them to fight.

Jones, who is putting 26 England tour hopefuls through their paces at a training camp in Brighton this week, says he will wait to discover where Armitage plays next season before he even starts to consider him for squad selection.

One afternoon last week, amid unkempt bushes and long grass under the mountains, teenagers were playing netball and rounders while Mpomane put one of his Olympic hopefuls through his paces.

These days, agenda items include wiring Mir as an Internet portal and co-producing a prime-time television show, a sort of "Who Wants to Go to Outer Space?," to run for one season, following a dozen or so hopefuls through cosmonaut training, one being eliminated each week.

On the tastier side of TV, "Hell's Kitchen" returns on Tues., May 29 at 8 p.m. ET. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay is back for the show's tenth season to see restaurateur hopefuls through culinary school as they compete for a grand prize.

I remain hopeful that through our joint endeavours we can end this dispute, and modernise the contracts for doctors whilst also addressing their concerns".

Dr Marion Lyons, director of health protection for Public Health Wales, said: "I'm hopeful that through our collective efforts and with responsible parents getting their children vaccinated we can minimise the risks to children from this dreadful disease".