Sentence examples for might hope a from inspiring English sources

Many of the local ranchers make their own gear and dress the way a photographer might hope a cowboy would.

Not, as you might hope, a trailer for the Second Republican Presidential Debate but a prologue to "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," a much less homely event.

SPAXIT Not, as you might hope, a new item of kindly underwear, providing support and flattery to the lower stomach and upper thighs, but the exit of Spain from the E.U.

The ensemble of nuns were not always as cleanly drilled as you might hope – a first-night wobble no doubt – though the many cameo roles in the large cast were all strong and characterful: among them Soraya Mafi, Fiona Kimm, Sarah Estill, Claire Pascoe and others less easily identified.

Being there was like being in a brilliant module reflecting all that one might hope a city could be.

Sometimes, although a person was condemned to death, he might hope for a pardon or a commuting of the punishment.

You might hope for a good outcome from a Labour mayor, negotiating with a Labour chancellor, but not in this case.

For entertainment value, the fan with a taste for tradition might hope for a N.F.C. championship game between the Packers and the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field: old-school, even in a spiffed-up Soldier Field.

We might hope for a freer vibrancy in the tone and a broader palette of poetic expression.

But much as shareholders of game firms might hope for a nice exit, they shouldn't bank on a quick acquisition payday.

Ideas are welcome from everyone, as you might hope at a leading idea management company!