Sentence examples for representing the hope from inspiring English sources

Jack O'Neil, representing the Hope family, said Bob Hope's name should be part of the branding name.

In the ensuing decades, these colours were popularly propagandized as representing the hope of the nation (green) and the blood (red) of those who died defending it, as a means to endow them with a more patriotic and dignified, therefore less political, sentiment.

The Kiwis, representing the hopes of small countries passionate about sailing, took it to the American powerhouse.

But while Michigan State was representing the hopes of a city, North Carolina was out for revenge, not against the Spartans.

They painted their wishes on panels representing the hopes and dreams of South African children.

Children within the network of Soul Buddyz Clubs painted their wishes on panels representing the hopes and dreams of South African children.

The return of the Danilov bells represents the hope that this power might finally be recovered.

To the academy he represented the hope of reaching a younger, less stodgy audience.

That would represent the hope and change for which we voted.

"Toledo represents the hope of 'cholofication' surmounting resentment in favor of elevation through education".

But, he said, to many Syrians, the 34-year-old Bashar represents the hope for the future.