Sentence examples for how we hope from inspiring English sources

Here's a video of hers that conveys how we hope things turn out for record stores across the country.

A coming-of-age story, however realistic it might be, is also a kind of fable, a picture of how we hope things turn out.

This is how we hope to keep the name alive, to get a franchise going, and hopefully it develops into something big, like McDonald's.

If we can't define before we fly into Gulf War II precisely what we hope to accomplish and how we hope to follow through, we may soon find ourselves preparing for Gulf War III.

I will discuss in a later post why we think there may be more species of slow loris than have been described so far — and how we hope to use facial markings as well as genetic information from droppings, hair and museum specimens to examine that hypothesis.

A friend is the first person we choose for no other reason but companionship, for the pleasure of being in his company (of course, we choose friends for darker, more complicated reasons as well: for how they reflect our own contorted ideas of ourselves, for how we hope they might correct our deficiencies).

We'd talk of where we'd go, what we'd do, how we hoped we'd live.

We don't have to get married to survive, and if we do we can get divorced if it doesn't work out how we hoped.

This is how we hoped it would work, and as it unfolded we became lighter in our touch where some quick, in the moment responses even prompted laughter.

In "Face to Face and Side by Side" we set out how we hoped to see faith communities and government working positively together.

Because things haven't worked out how we hoped and we've had to turn to Plan B. The drama is all about the crisis caused by things not turning out as the characters planned".