Sentence examples for hoping a from inspiring English sources

The phrase "hoping a" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct
It is missing a subject and a verb. It could potentially be part of a sentence, but it would depend on the context and the rest of the sentence. For example, "Hoping a good outcome, she anxiously waited for the test results." In this sentence, "hoping a good outcome" is a participial phrase describing the subject of the sentence, "she."

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And, she is hoping, a household name.

"I'm hoping a storm will come and tear it apart".

Some are now hoping a new trend will take hold.

He was hoping a passenger would claim it.

"I'm hoping a few more days will help me heal".

I'm still hoping a new administration will change the law".

Dierker is hoping a little breather will help.

"We're hoping a tear wells up in the eye".

"I was hoping a Division I wouldn't offer him".

I'm desperately hoping a sweaty Glenn Hoddle will join them.

"As a superintendent, you don't go around hoping a given school will fail".

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