How To Use Hoper In A Sentence
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only an avid hoper could expect the team to win now
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So this year, good teams like Mumbai and Baroda did not have to waste their time playing absolute no-hopers in the first round.
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At the time, ironically, the review was dismissed as being by an obscure, sulky no-hoper rubbishing the likely winner.
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When approved by the Supreme Leader to run for president, the erudite and friendly cleric from Yazd was considered a no-hoper—but useful in providing a patina of democracy across a broader political spectrum.
Let the Swords Encircle Me
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This is because they will shape policy to benefit the clients they see most - the no-hopers, the drug addicts, the persistent street kids, the unemployable.
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Certainly, if you read most of the previews for this year's championship, we were no-hopers.
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Most assumed that was that, including the bookies who quickly installed him as a 270-1 no-hoper, but the young American had other ideas.
Keegan Bradley wins US PGA play-off to give Americans a major boost
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He's a real/total no-hoper - he'll never achieve anything.
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Mellon has said she was a "no-hoper" at her expensive boarding school.
Jimmy Choo shoe queen Tamara Mellon keeps fans guessing over her next steps
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They were complete no-hopers but that did not stop them playing with pride in their shirt.
The Sun
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The 1980s and 90s were a golden age: With football suffering from an image problem, mostly because of hooliganism and stadium disasters, snooker's popularity soared, peaking wiith the 1985 world championship final between Steve Davis, the sport's dominant player, and Dennis Taylor, who'd entered the tournament as an apparent no-hoper.
Snooker Faces the Grim Reaper
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Put it this way: no county will dismiss them as no-hopers next year, but first we must do well now.
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When approved by the Supreme Leader to run for president, the erudite and friendly cleric from Yazd was considered a no-hoper—but useful in providing a patina of democracy across a broader political spectrum.
Let the Swords Encircle Me
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The lymphangiography can show a lymphopericardial fistula as well as irregular formation of the lymph vessels.
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If anyone doubted the importance of the psyche in sporting matters, then the ability of last season's no-hopers to defeat two of the big five of World rugby is testament to the power of positive thinking.
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Based on a true story, the film tells how a racehorse dismissed as a no-hoper, ridden by a hot-tempered loser, and owned by a grieving businessman, won the hearts of a nation.
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He started as a no-hoper -- a rank outsider for the title.
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They were not at fault because the number 189 which had walked out accompanied by chit 189 had been a weedy-necked no-hoper, and not Melbourne Smith's expensive aristocrat.
The Elvis Latte
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Trish and Peter have been living in London for a few years where Trish runs a school and Pete heads up a team of blokes nailing up buildings to stop no hopers squatting.
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I suspect he and countless others will be a little bit more cautious next time before writing us off as no-hopers!
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Her character, a radio presenter who picks up a young no-hoper and turns him into a television star, returned her to the movie mainstream.
Storyteller
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You see, for most of my life I've considered myself a no-hoper when it comes to exercise; a physical jerk, if you like.
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It's already too obvious that, apart from him, all the managers are a bunch of no-hopers.
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He's a real/total no-hoper - he'll never achieve anything.
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Clay is a professional bloat, eyes empty and drained of any serious intent, a drinking no-hoper, a writer who has not a single worthwhile thought in his head and whose sole interest is his needy, middle-age fixation on Rain, a one-dimensional sexpot.
Zero Progress
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We have spent so long listening to them telling us we are stupid, lazy no-hopers that the majority of my people actually believe it.
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She adopted as ‘her boys’ the men a prison system had classified as no-hopers.
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Indeed, the Lions were written off by many observers as no-hopers.
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Some commentators have a track record of cranking up public expectation, hyping up athletes who, in the wider scheme of things, are no-hopers; however most are sober and reserved.
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Officially, all right-thinking people have forsworn racism, now believed to fester principally among the no-hopers on rough estates.
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They were written off as World Cup no-hopers by their own media; until everything clicked against New Zealand.
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He has transformed the team from no-hopers into a side who shocked the world by beating Ukraine in a play-off, making this Alpine republic of 1.8 million people the smallest nation yet to reach the finals.
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Then again I have an obsessive interest in political no-hopers.
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The fighter on which Rocky was patterned was a fellow named Chuck Wepner, aka the Bayonne Bleeder, a no-hoper heavyweight who got a fight with Mohammed Ali in 1975, and got the stuffings pounded out of him.
Medal Finalists Announced
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He was a talentless no-hoper convinced he was headed for, or had alreadyhit, the big time.
Frank Sidebottom ... 'He'd have died to be in the charts'
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An apparent no-hoper won the race at 331.
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However, once in a while, one of those no-hopers turns it around and becomes an unlikely cult hero.
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The show tells the story of the Wheatsheaf Arms, a bunch of no-hopers playing amateur Rugby League in Hull.
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It would be difficult if I only had poor horses and I was only struggling with no-hopers.
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The team called 'The No-Hopers' certainly lived up to its name.
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At last , while opening the hoper outlet, waterish particles are pushed off under the centrifugal effects of blade.
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Since it first aired in 2004, audiences have primarily been drawn to The X Factor for the entertainment value to be had from watching the most disastrous auditions: the tone-deaf no-hoper who performs an acoustic version of Michael Jackson's Billie Jean accompanied on the spoons, for instance, or the mother-and-daughter duo with an inexplicable faith in their non-existent singing abilities.
Cheryl Cole's favourite designers are the real winners of X Factor
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We've got the all out no hopers total alcoholics and then there's the younger hardened drinker set.
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When I was young, my mum used to tell me there were two types of people in our street - the no-hopers and the hard workers.
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Based on a true story, the film tells how a racehorse dismissed as a no-hoper, ridden by a hot-tempered loser, and owned by a grieving businessman, won the hearts of a nation.
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‘They went there as no-hopers and gave a very good account of themselves, but they had probably passed their prime,’ Reidy said.
