Sentence examples for sometimes hoped from inspiring English sources

They were like strings pulled too tightly, and you waited —sometimes hoped — for that dearly cultivated control to snap.

Sometimes hope hides itself completely.

"This proves that sometimes hope conquers all," Ibai said.

Houses flooded, blocks burned, lights, water and sometimes hope itself vanished.

There is sometimes hope that salarymen will leave the city to reclaim and farm their family land.

Sometimes hopes rise very high, as they did after Nikita S. Khrushchev traveled to the United States in 1959 to meet President Eisenhower.

Williams is having his farewell tour now, a tour that he sometimes hopes can meander through a full season.

And do you sometimes hope that something will go terribly wrong so you can have a funny story to share?

"Sometimes Hope doesn't get involved in our celebrations," Wambach explained after the game, "and she said before the game that the Worm is the only thing she can do.

The queen's speech is all about triage: a prime minister pushes some bits of legislation into the long grass, knowing (and sometimes hoping) that they might die there.

I sometimes hope that maybe, they will take the many mistakes I made in life as an example of "how not to be", especially as they edge closer to adulthood.