Sentence examples for involved hope from inspiring English sources

Those involved hope it will also serve another purpose.

"Might there be any luxury involved?" "Hope not," I replied, with the sensitivity of an alpha-male baboon.

The ball's first symbolic voyage was in April 1999, and the organizations involved "hope to do it once a year, to show what progress has been made," said Charles Rice-Gonzalez, a spokesman for the festival.

No formal charges have been brought against Mr. Rosenblum -- the parties involved hope to settle the case out of court and thus were unwilling to discuss the matter on the record -- but it is agreed that, unwittingly or not, for two decades he sold several hundred prints of dubious authenticity.

Many of us involved hope it will continue".

The banks involved hope to challenge the ruling in the House of Lords.

But subjecting Douglas Carswell to what was undoubtedly a frightening and upsetting experience was totally wrong, and it is difficult to see what those involved hoped to achieve.

And if it is not, everyone involved hopes that Protocol G will soon throw up more bNAbs, and that they will help refine the search for HIV's weak spot.

Low-key contingency preparations were set in hand to break away from the party with those involved hoping for backing from big business.It has to be said that neither Mr Clarke nor Mr Heseltine has publicly canvassed for anything of the kind.

And sometimes even those who understand the situation still get involved hoping to make an easy dollar.

This gift usually involves hope, confidence and a special composure, all of which keep a person in the game long enough, with enough energy and stability, so that a fickle entity known as luck might break his or her way.