Sentence examples for take some hope from inspiring English sources

And I take some hope in that, because America needs renewable energy.

Now, at least, they can take some hope into their back-to-back games against Clermont Auvergne next month.

Juventus, however, will take some hope from the fact that they have won all five European quarter-finals they have played against German opponents.

Players expressed hope in May during a pair of exhibitions in the United States that their country might take some hope and consolation from the soccer team's perseverance.

And it s only with investments in the future through our children, as represented by this Institute, that I take some hope.

Mr. Gingrich can take some hope in a few early Southern polls as well as in his performance in South Carolina and the Florida Panhandle, the conservative part of the state, where he won all but a handful of counties despite being soundly defeated by Mr. Romney in the statewide tally.

You have to move these 450 million people around and spend money so that they have some idea of how their differences are interesting". He takes some hope from the way in which Latin American countries, after years of being exposed to what he calls the "crucifixion economics" of bodies such as the IMF, no longer believe in globalisation or its hellish tools.

Like many in this country who were angered when Congress rushed to rubber-stamp a bill giving President Bush even more power to spy on Americans, we took some hope from the vow by Congressional Democrats to rewrite the new law after summer vacation.

Huddersfield lost last year's final, 3-0 to Peterborough, and Wilson is taking some hope from that.

But don't alight here hoping to take some home with you.

"Bringing our state together will take some time, but I hope to start right away.