Sentence examples for old hopes from inspiring English sources
Now, his old hopes seem too modest.
Old hopes tormented him like phantom limbs, but he did not drink.
But even his supporters say the economy here has not lived up to their old hopes.
The latter offers the pleasures of defying changing fashions, of restoring and confirming old hopes, beliefs and enthusiasms, of seeing justice done and traditions confirmed.
New hopes on the politics of climate change, same as the old hopes: Try to tie it to national security, and hope that one moderate-ish Republican (this time Lindsey Graham) will actually be true to his word.
An iPhone app by a 17-year old hopes to achieve something similar with online news.Summly, a news aggregator and summariser, presents users with pithy algorithm-generated summaries of stories taken from news organisations.
And does the 50-year old hope to win the TJV? "I'll be a competitive guy," he says.
Partly, he thought, it was self-mocking fondness for an old hope, an aid to forgetting the 20 million.
"The importance of all this, for minorities in particular, is to give all these people, young or old, hope".
One old hope has resurfaced: is Putin preparing for a post-Assad Syria, with a peace settlement in the making?
The biography adds: "His sparks of creative intelligence and insanity have propelled IC to redefine the concept of humanitarian work, offering new life to old hope".
