Hope In A Sentence

• I hope you are not a sceptic.
• Pep gave up all hope now.
• There was no hope and no refuge.
• Gray knew how little hope there was.
• We must hope for the best.
• I hope my notices will be good.
• In hope to gain upon her flight.
• We are safe from hisses and below the hope of applause.
• I endeavored to awaken hope within him.
• All hope died within him as he saw those hollows.
• He could not hope to make a living out of literature.
• I hope that Mrs. Bentley has told you.
• I always do, and I hope I always shall.
• I hope she isn't ill?
• He had applied to him before for help; there was no hope there.
• I hope you won't forget me.
• Didn't you hope you would, now?
• Even the torture of thirst had grown less since hope had come to him.
• And of course no motoring tourist can hope to find such an inn anywhere, now.
• Lumley grew cool as he saw the hope leap into Gray's face.
• I hope I did right, fellows," said Frank.
• I tried to hope that Mrs. Clemens was asleep, but I knew better.
• I hope that you'll stop at Ashwood as long as ever it suits you to do so.

• What had a raw, inexperienced youngster like me to hope from such a competition?
• It cut off all hope from his subjects that crime would be permitted to escape with impunity.
• I hope you will have a pleasant time in the country, and will finish your play.
• Our main hope lies just in the certitude that he must come to town sooner or later.
• It was an honest theft, and I hope may not hereafter rise up in judgment against me.
• We used to hope that we should neither of us long outlive the other, but God willed it otherwise.
• Everything around looked and breathed of Bianca; hope and joy flushed in my bosom at every step.
• I have been very little out of London for some years, but I hope now to see more of the country.
• His solitary hope now was, that the deputies whom he had summoned would ignore his informal mandate by failing to appear.
• I had no hope or consolation to give her; but she had linked herself to my fortunes, and she was too much of a woman to desert me.
• The fellow had not taken his refusal to have him as a servant as a final one, and was following him in the hope that he might still be taken on.
• Gray could now distinguish from what direction the sound came, and he hurried forward, hope once more rising up in him.
• But as he read, the expression of hope which his face wore changed to one of pain pitiful to look upon.
• It brought such a throbbing of wild hope with it that Gray recoiled at his own feelings, but the feelings remained.
• In short, his condition is such that there is no hope of him, but from a direct, special operation on him, of what we denominate grace.
• Is all theological prejudice and bigotry extinct, that an author may hope to have a perfectly fair hearing, and impartial decision?
• I hope so, because I should like her to be made happy by remembering we have both got through her what we wanted more than anything in the world.

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