Sentence examples for long hoping from inspiring English sources

"It's pretty inevitable," he said, that Ms. White will sue the company after long hoping to avoid taking that step.

Long hoping that Mr. McCain's insurgency would be ignited by victory in New Hampshire, his aides scrambled to take advantage of the win, beginning a frenzy of fund-raising and hastily shifting campaign workers from New Hampshire and Washington to South Carolina for the push toward the Feb. 19 primary.

"We have put up with so much for so long, hoping that the situation will get better," she said, "but it is obvious it will be years before we get out of this mess, and I don't want my children to have to go through this".

Meantime Klinkhammer posted each ruling on the company Web site, some running 150 pages long, hoping that transparency would boost his case with investors.

This, of course, is bad news for the true-believer investors who stayed with the upstarts too long, hoping for a rebound.

Too many founders hang on too long hoping for a growth miracle — killing their career," he said in a separate statement.

Unpaid civil servants have long hoped for regime change.

Doctors have long hoped for better weight-loss treatments.

Scientists have long hoped that new experiments in cosmology or particle physics would break this impasse.

Google has long hoped to understand the social connections and interests of its users.

On Feb. 13, 1995, the Neals had the daughter they had long hoped for.