Sentence examples for hopefully call from inspiring English sources
If it has any doubts about a transaction your card company will hopefully call or text to check it is genuine.
And who can forget the golden days of what the British still, rather hopefully, call the "special relationship" -- the conservative transatlantic romance between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher?
Call me a cynic, though hopefully call me a realist, but the link between Michael Antwi and Rudy Jones doesn't seem strong enough to warrant the whole Louisiana strand.
He hasn't called us back yet but he's pretty busy with Food Network's current Season's Eatings package and will hopefully call us back in January.
Accept the criticism and remember someday you too might be an in-law and may hope that your kids (and their spouses) will maintain a close connection with you and hopefully call you to keep you involved in their lives.
The introduction in this article to laypeople's epistemic beliefs about medicine and why they are important will hopefully call attention to the construct.
According to the draft law a new regulator, provisionally (and hopefully) called the Authority for the Protection of Savings, will replace Consob, the securities-market watchdog.
If the rhetorical return of "Moderate Mitt," as the Times' David Brooks (or his headline writer) now hopefully calls the Republican nominee, had come at the Republican Convention, conservatives would have raised a ruckus.
It plans to rely heavily on what London's mayor hopefully calls Britain's "wit and flair .As far as the sporting competition is concerned, however, Britain will give no quarter.
When Helen finally moves into her own apartment, the reader may feel as battered as the author — and relieved that the "year in Provence," as Hafner's mother once hopefully called their experiment, has come to a close.
If he is sincere, Mr. Erdogan may usher in what Günter Verheugen, the European Union official in charge of expanding its membership, this week hopefully called "one of the most interesting experiences in the future -- whether we can have a modern democratic party in an Islamic country, a party based on religious values".
