Sentence examples for indefinite hope from inspiring English sources

There's no "indefinite" hope left around Afghanistan for Nato troops now.

An indefinite drugs suspension ended any hope he had of returning to the field in 2013.

"Everything is on indefinite hold".

"We still hope that it's indefinite," Isiah Thomas said.

The best that some Europeans nowadays hope for is an indefinite extension of Iran's current suspension of fuel-cycle activities.

Can an American be arrested in his own home and jailed indefinitely, on the say-so of the President?" Hafetz wants the Supreme Court to rule that indefinite executive detention is illegal, and he hopes that Obama will withdraw Bush's executive order labelling Marri an enemy combatant, and issue a new one classifying him as a civilian.

Michael Clarke has pulled out of his Big Bash League deal with the Melbourne Stars, saying he is taking an indefinite break from all forms of cricket and hopes he can rediscover his love and passion for the game.

The Willards and their neighbors hoped they had been given an indefinite reprieve when Obama ordered the new environmental study on Dec. 4. Trump's quick abrogation of Obama's order was a shock.

"I hope that you will commit to an indefinite continuation of the consent decree," Mr. Torricelli wrote to Mr. Ashcroft, in a letter his staff released today.

Escaping dictatorships and indefinite military conscription, Africans flee their homelands in the hope of a better life, but arrive to find that they are criminalized, vilified, and unrecognized in the Israeli state.

Escaping dictatorships and indefinite military conscription, Africans flee their homelands in the hope of a better life, but arrive to find that they are criminalised, vilified and unrecognised in the Israeli state.