Sentence examples for hopefully into from inspiring English sources

Obscurity Street runs hopefully into Tomorrow Avenue.

The next night we peeked out hopefully into the well of the hall.

Every time the excavator opened the earth, the eight peered hopefully into the chasm.

"I feel good and hopefully it can continue on as the season progresses, and hopefully into October," Green said.

The vital thing is that these things daubed and slathered together will transform me – hopefully – into an ethereal, ever-young, decidedly shaggable creature.

"We will make a transition, hopefully, into a period of more supply," Mr. Costello said, "but that is not going to do much for us this winter".

No longer do team officials describe Sánchez in uncertain terms, sprinkling "ifs" or "hopefullys" into their impressions.

"You can't read too much into the two teams until we hopefully get into some English conditions where it bounces above knee height," said Cook.

"I was just trying to hang in there and hopefully get into a rhythm.

And also a film screenplay that's hopefully going into production next year.

"And then this line" — he pointed at the Kaplan-Meier in front of him — "will, hopefully, separate into two lines.