Sentence examples for reading hopes from inspiring English sources

The teenager, who also enjoys chess and reading, hopes to study neurology at Harvard University.

And good day to you, sir, if you're reading, hope you are enjoying the tennis.

His wife (Catherine Skinner) is a chipper racist homemaker who is afraid (read: hopes) she'll be raped by her daughter's black boyfriend (Jotham Annan).

A cursive caption read "Hope Cherishing Love".

In the faces of my companions, I read hope, pride and solidarity.

A cursive caption read "Hope Cherishing Love". I felt obscurely troubled by the caption.

Also at Borghi are two paintings by Robert Indiana; from an update of his "LOVE" series, they read "HOPE".

(For a fascinating and detailed accounting of Martha, Incas and others, read "Hope Is the Thing With Feathers" by Christopher Cokinos, a poet, just issued in paperback by Warner Books).

It contained a blue pillow with a tag that read, "Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible".

Bears certainly have reason to be suspicious of this rally, as 2009 has followed a script that reads "hope followed by disappointment".

There was a sign that read "Hope For Him" and a jar for money.