Sentence examples for wave of hopeful from inspiring English sources

Sure enough on Saturday night, the last ten minutes of the Earthquakes game against Seattle saw wave after wave of hopeful balls into the box, playing the percentages that might lead to a knockdown for a poacher to grab a late goal.

Ah, the Olympics — a chance for some of the world's greatest cities to showcase modern-looking stadiums, warmly welcome a wave of hopeful international athletes and, of course, rack up hefty costs and abandoned buildings.

Another wave of hopefuls is already discernible.

After early waves of hopeful or terrified rumour, people become oblivious to any larger narrative of the war.

They crop up in increasing numbers throughout the Madre de Dios district and along the new Interoceanic Highway as waves of hopeful gold miners and trafficked girls head to the region, and Puerto Maldonado has doubled its population over the last five years.

As a wave of new hopefuls enter the online travel market using social media elements to stand out from the pack, two more traditional sites that focus on vacation rental accommodation, Roomorama and Lofty, are merging to scale up, and they're picking up a $2.1 million seed round to help them along the way.

Broady is among the next wave of British hopefuls based at the LTA's National Tennis Centre, a facility that divided opinion when it was opened at an estimated cost of £39m in 2007, with some saying the money would have been better spent on investing in more indoor courts around the UK.

The final event may be six months away, yet depressingly enough, we're not far from the unofficial start of Oscar season, as the autumn festivals usher in a wave of awards-baiting hopefuls.

Henry Steinway (RL Grime) has a knack for beating down the competition, genre-bending anything in his path and paving the way for the next wave of potential trap hopefuls.

The Children´s Hope Scale assess levels of hopeful [ 54].

With shares in many firms having fallen by over 99%, this looks like speculative buying in advance of an expected wave of acquisitions over the next year or so.Another hopeful sign was the $1.1 billion bid by Level 3, a long-distance-network operator, for Williams Communications, a bankrupt operator that is now restructuring its debts.