Sentence examples for which hope from inspiring English sources

Free Internet service providers, which hope to make money selling advertising, have had a tough time.

are places of business, most of which hope that their customers keep coming back for more.

And it is much the same as those of Bulgaria and Romania, which hope to become members in 2007.

But it has been relegated to a shortlist of sports which hope for an Olympic debut in seven years' time.

That will give heart to Latvia and Lithuania, which hope to join the euro later in the decade.

BRAND heritage" is the rage among automakers, which hope to gild their sales by mining their past glories.

In the United States, Delta's recently completed merger with Northwest is being followed by United and Continental, which hope to combine by the end of the year.

There were further proposals from the six countries which belong to NATO but not to the EU, and from nine others which hope to join the EU.

That money will have to be raised by the energy companies, which hope to eventually recoup their investments through profits on electricity sold.

The racinos, which hope to expand into full-fledged casinos, have represented the largest portion of the industry's spending in recent years: $16.5 million since 2005.

Meanwhile, Goldman and the other banks which hope to turn these vehicles into a big business should consider friending some good lawyers.