Sentence examples for hopes full from inspiring English sources

A career retrospective -- with, one hopes, full documentation of his performance work -- is in the works for 2002, exact venues still unknown.

By 2010, the Japanese government hopes, full-fledged, humanoid robots will be common sights in middle-class homes.

By 2010, the ministry hopes, full-fledged, humanoid robots will be common sights in middle-class homes.

David Dunn hopes full-back Bradley Orr can win over Blackburn's supporters and will not be forced out of the club.

"I came to London after I graduated, full of hope, full of excitement.

Our children are adults now and mostly gone off, and let's hope full of their own lives.

For all its faults, the Citizens United ruling upheld the disclosure requirements of the campaign financing law, and I had hoped full disclosure might limit corporate contributions.

However, if extra funds can be found it is hoped full agreement over Anne Budge's proposed takeover can be finalised by the time the season ends.

"Their eyes were so vivid, full of hope, full of energy, full of enthusiasm and full of excitement.

"He hoped," Fuller wrote, "to make me the heir of all he knew".

In constructing and imagining hope-full futures, however, we must not forget the eco-social contexts for which these futures are needed in the first place.