How To Use forlorn hope In A Sentence
- We continued negotiating in the forlorn hope of finding a peace formula.
- But he looks a forlorn hope as he only scrambled home in the Vase. The Sun
- Why should it expend men and treasure on the forlorn hope of supporting democracy abroad? Times, Sunday Times
- The monk explained to the interviewer his belief that the bullock was a reincarnated soul and expressed the forlorn hope that Shambo might have been a veterinary surgeon in a previous life, in which case I suppose they think he got his just deserts. Previous lives
- So it might be a forlorn hope. The Sun
- But these outcasts of the consumer boom have learned to make even a forlorn hope go a long way.
- It'seemed a forlorn hope that we would find a taxi.
- Their only hope now is that the outside world will intervene but it is an increasingly forlorn hope.
- But it looked like a forlorn hope when he failed to get a place at art college. Times, Sunday Times
- I saw my kind, our women with us, in forlorn hopes and lost endeavours, pent in hill fortresses, rotted in jungle fastnesses, cut down to the last one on the decks of rocking ships. CHAPTER XLIX
