Sentence examples for off the hopes from inspiring English sources
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.
Kabel Deutschland's decision to "welcome" Vodafone's €87-a-share cash bid appeared to have all but killed off the hopes of America's Liberty Global, which made an €85-a-share approach in cash and shares last week.
They play off the hopes and dreams of the innocent.
It is feared this will make exports more expensive and choke off the hoped-for, export-led recovery.
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".
Sure, you could hold off in the hopes of scoring an amazing last-minute bargain.
On April 25 the strategies of both Humphrey and McGovern paid off, and the hopes of Senator Muskie were crushed between them.
Analysts said it appeared that shoppers had decided to hold off in the hopes of finding better deals or a wider selection.
We could have immediately put together a shipment from our standing medical inventory and sent it off with the hopes that it could be used.
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You don't want to switch the fountain off in the hopes of giving it a break because that will just cool and harden the chocolate and clog the machine.
