Sentence examples for would hope to write from inspiring English sources

I would hope to write a play like that one day.

It was evocative and elegant, the kind of sentence I would hope to write one day, except that I didn't know what Rabelaisian meant.

If you've published your novel yourself but you're not seeing the sales numbers you'd hoped to, write better.

"The best I could hope to write would be a footnote to history.

After the settlement, Margulies spoke of his feelings on the matter, claiming he would hope to one day write again with Carey, placing most of the blame on the record label and concluding "Hopefully one day, art will prevail over business".

Slaughter writes, "I would hope to see commencement speeches that finger American's social and business policies, rather than women's level of ambition, in explaining the dearth of women at the top".

As yet, little has been spoken or written about what each would hope to do — or continue doing — in Sacramento.

Entrepreneurs who'd hoped to be written up on TechCrunch: Blame your government.

I'd hoped to make a start on writing a book, but one month in I've barely written a sentence.

I'd hoped to speak to Mr. Popken, who wrote the original E.E.C.B. post back in 2007, to tip my cap and congratulate him on a job well done.

In 1956, even "The Diary of Anne Frank" joined the fleet of retroactive Temple vehicles: the film presented a sugary, Americanized vision of Frank, and the director George Stevens wrote that he'd hoped to cast a Shirley Temple type.