Sentence examples for off the hope from inspiring English sources

Instead, he called for a natural literature, regardless of country, caste, or race, and warned against provincialism which might "put farther off the hope of one great brotherhood".

It is feared this will make exports more expensive and choke off the hoped-for, export-led recovery.

The man most obsessed with escaping, a movie actor (Mark Strong) sent to Siberia for making an aristocrat appear too attractive, turns out to be a pipe-dreamer who lives off the hopes of others.

Then athlete and horse will head off together on the hope that the date does not end in disaster.

I set off in the hope of "earning my right" to see the ancient city.

Encouraging teenage footballers to go and pick mushrooms on their day off in the hope they turn into Xavi Hernández?

"We've closed off all the hope and optimism and trust and abandoned the power of talking about the American dream," he added.

Garment industry workers across the country were given the weekend off, in the hope that the anger would fade.

Too often business owners are afraid to say they can't pay their bills, or hold off with the hope that sales will pick up.

"She sets off in the hope that she finds something authentic, because she knows what she has is not going to work for her".

If the rates are favourable then don't hold off in the hope that they might improve further.