Sentence examples for though we hoped from inspiring English sources

"He was lame after exercise," said Henderson, "and though we hoped the problem might have been muscular, a scan revealed the hairline fracture.

The first series (published in 1975, on "Managing the British Economy") was intended to help British economics students prepare for school leaving exams, though we hoped it would also be of wider use.

We figured The Shape of Water would win, even though we hoped the underdog Get Out would have the Oscars upset of the century.

Though we hoped to find a brand so irresistible that we'd take a spoon to the jar with abandon, there wasn't a true star in sight -- most were overly saccharine and severely lacking in true berry flavor.

Death is not as far off as it seems, much though we hope it to be.

Though we hope we're never in a similar situation again, if we are we'd like to know the most appropriate way to behave.

We can all imagine ourselves in that position, though we hope we never have to be. 3. Is New York a different city for you now?

"The principal purpose of these types of investments isn't the appreciation of capital, though we hope to get a return," Ms. Rodgers said.

The Americans have so far only managed to take home decisive victories in the fields of natural disasters and reality television, though we hope to rebound in 2014.

"This rapid fluctuation makes it very difficult to determine a long-term picture, though we hope when we have finished taking measurements in 2014 that we will have a better idea".

Even though we hope that the digital file will be readable far into the future, we are relying on a traditional method of communication, which is the hard copy".