Sentence examples for while in the hope of from inspiring English sources

When the set ended, the crowd stomped and hooted for a while, in the hope of an encore.

We're all gold panners here, willing to stand in freezing water for a while in the hope of a bonanza.

4.10pm: Fed up with doing all the work, Thor Hushovd stopped riding there and just coasted along for a while in the hope that David Moncoutie might make some sort of move.

Would the state withhold the right to die while it enforced counselling in the hope of teasing out remnants of a will to live?

Men still use (the promise of) love to obtain sex, while women offer sex in the hope of getting love and commitment.

He must amuse 5,000 customers while he terrifies Scrooge in the hope of persuading him to take seriously the three phantoms who will follow: Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet-to-Be.

Many of the first responders died while running up stairs in the hope of reaching victims trapped on the towers' higher floors.

Diego Costa has been rolling around in vats of horse placenta all week, while mainlining horse placenta smoothies, in the hope of repairing a hamstring tear.

And so they have been willing to endure very harsh fiscal austerity while wages gradually come down in the hope of restoring competitiveness — a process known in Eurospeak as "internal devaluation".

In 1856, William Henry Perkin, while experimenting with coal tar in the hope of finding an artificial quinine as a cure for malaria, discovered the first violet synthetic dyestuff which he called Mauve.

Can they not remember the lessons set by the Boss, that all Glastonbury headline sets must involve seven hours of sturdy rock while the crowd crosses their fingers in the hope of hearing Yawn in the USA?