Sentence examples for major hope from inspiring English sources

So nowadays the major hope is sanctions.

In some of "Two-Shade" — "Trapped in Dream," "Sunny Day Go," "Con Alma" and the new "Major Hope" — the music was full of soothing dynamics and organized fracture.

In Farah, Britain happens to possess the planet's pre-eminent distance runner and a major hope for gold in the Russian capital next month.

For example, a major hope is some explanation for why gravity is so weak compared with the other forces of nature.

The major hope for the future of this medium lies in what Vaughan Williams urged: the composition of original scores but prepared in conjunction with the director from the film's inception.

Jair du Cochet, a major hope for France in the SunAlliance Chase at the Cheltenham Festival early next month, is being prepared to cross the channel to stay at his favourite lodgings in England.

Boom-bust, Mr Major hopes, is a thing of the past.

Prizes come so rarely, and often seem to be bestowed so capriciously, that few novelists build major hopes on them.

If Antauro Humala, a retired Peruvian army major, hoped to repeat Marcos's feat, he was deluded.

Right now, Van Commenee is standing firm in the midst of a public spat with Phillips Idowu, one of his major hopes for a medal in 2012.

By Will Scarlet The New Yorker, December 31 , 1938P. 42 Man's major hopes for 1939 View Article By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Lidija Haas By John Cassidy.