"of hope" or "in hope"?
But these were tears of hope and joy. |
The answer to life's question of hope. |
Andrews Baptist Church Center of Hope. |
Instead, Dan believes he's written an article about the importance of hope and optimism. |
And so, with varying fortunes, now of hope, and now of fear, this selfsame game went on. |
Is it wrong to hold on to that kind of hope? V: I have not come for what you hoped to do. |
But its smiley-faced mixture of hope and corn scratches an itch in a city recovering from a recession and a hurricane. |
For MPs, fearful their hardhitting election flyers will be lawyered into bland oblivion, there is one glimmer of hope. |
New 2011 census data released Thursday offer glimmers of hope in an economic recovery that technically began in mid-2009. |
There are classical favourites beloved by all - Beethoven's tranquil Moonlight Sonata and Elgar's Land of Hope and Glory. |
Many people gamble in hopes of winning some money. |
Like everybody else, I live in hope of that day! Karl. |
I fear that task is beyond any mortal, but I live in hope. |
We had to reschedule the first fishing day in hopes the weather would clear up but it didn't. |
So here I go: I surrender this ethnography in hope that three fundamental outcomes will unfold. |
Friday, 20 July 2012 Dear Tesco Dear Tesco, I am writing this letter more in vain than in hope. |
This whole process was soaked in hope and positivity as people thought about what might be possible in their locality. |
So when you gave Linux a try in hopes that it would be better, you were inescapably hoping that it would be different. |
She will travel to NYC this November to run with the Touch Foundation team in hopes of making a difference in Tanzania. |
The extent to which courage can grow and be manifested in hope is determined by how these three interact with one another. |
With hope you can survive calamities. |
I shall save you With hope and Change. |
We left the hospital that day with hope. |
They are happy little children filled with hope and promise and an eagerness to learn. |
The air will be thick with hopes and dreams and friendship and vampire marriage proposals. |
I am looking for a complicated person, with hopes and dreams that can include having children with me. |
I'd also working on Determination tour, a project to empower youths with hope, skills and opportunities to be better. |
Instead of looking to the promises of God with hope, the singer begins to doubt God's existence, and the meaningfulness of life. |
I know of some who have even contemplated suicide with hope that your glorious kingdom and what lies beyond it would be what awaits them. |
They've been around since the nineteenth century and have been steadily growing, moving upward with hopes of establishing a place for themselves. |
There is every reason for hope. |
As it is, there is just enough room for hope. |
So much for hope and change we can believe in. |
Obama's once inspiring call for hope has degenerated into a flight from responsibility. |
If anyone were looking for hope, however, they might as well have phoned a call center in India. |
As an advert for hope, following the war, it fails badly and looks like it was a government department product. |
Drummond's projection, and for all the consternation that his doom-and-gloom projection is causing, there is also cause for hope. |
What's more, this avoidance of unpleasantness often comes dressed as a desire for hope and optimism, when it is nothing of the sort. |
He knew that 2000 years after He gives up His life on that tree that the battle for hope will never quite end in this world just yet. |
A Mothers Story When we found out that Cian had Autism we swallowed hard and looked around for hope, help and answers to Cian's difficulties. |
I know that I can rely on hope. |
That you never rely on hope or luck. |
These blessings are built on hope and prayer. |
These hopes have been belied for about six years now, but the market always lives on hope. |
He has had profile features on Hope FM locally and GMAP Network Broadcast based in Chicago, USA. |
Patrick Lilley used to put on High On Hope, which was a fantastic place, he brought over all the Americans. |
However, she said she was upset about the rumours suggesting that she was in an accident yesterday morning on Hope Road. |
When I listen to Irie-FM in a cab on Hope Road passing Marley's old house-turned-museum, it seems almost entirely disconnected from the new Kingston, the new T. |
That was the first place I saw Tony Humphries, Terry Hunter, Timmy Regisford -- all those DJs, the first they played in London, to my knowledge, was High On Hope, which was at Dingwalls initially. |
They are without hope and can not rely upon God. |
Yet Jesus tells us that worry is for those without hope. |
My parents christened me Donald, a name entirely without hope. |
The burial of the dead is now a sterile planting -- without hope. |
A future without hope is discouraging; hope without a future in which to achieve it would be disheartening. |
It was right because ' ' The Day After ' ' engenders a feeling of hopelessness, and to be without hope is to be passive. |
All is condensed here in few words: (1) He is by nature a miserable and polluted sinner - without merit, and without hope. |
Life has ups and downs, and there may be times when we feel completely helpless, but we are never without hope, we are never hope-less. |
Let me take that pressure away: there is nothing to be said that will take away or diminish our grief, even though we know that we do not grieve as those without hope. |
Without hope, spinal injury care would become a matter of wharehousing the injured and they would die within a few months just as they used to a century ago before Ludwig Guttmann. |
We must hope against hope that he will. |
Yet, still hoping against hope, That it would alleviate me when I helplessly fumble and grope, It would find me again. |
Hoping against hope and feeling like it was almost too good to be true, I responded to her post as soon as I saw it, telling her our story and how much we would value her milk. |
Both flats I've had in the last decade were from running over sharp debris that shredded the tyre beyond hope of repair. |
But perhaps also a hint of triage, where for papers that are beyond hope, reviewers might not waste as much time giving constructive feedback. |
Constant war, improper use of natural resources and misappropriation of revenues and aid monies contribute to an impression of a continent beyond hope. |
In spite of everything, we are here in the land of our birth, constantly buoyed by hope that things will get better. |
What minimal ' story ' there is seeks to remind us that just as bad feelings are inevitable, they are always tempered by hope. |
On the evening in which we last met, I was buoyed by hopes created by that same imposter, whom I ought already to have better known. |
Victor suggested that Sharon take Adam to Hope's farm in Kansas. |
The steps from the government have given rise to hopes among a few economists that the central bank will respond with a rate cut. |
Even as she is surrounded by everything I saw, all that hardship, pain and strife, she is still going to school, has this dream, and holds on to hope. |
Until they do so, and show that they understand why they were wrong in the first place, there's little to hope from a future Labour government as regards the NHS. |