hope

We hope you enjoy following it, and that you find it helpful.

I hope I've brought you some hope for your English today!

I hope it does, 'cause I put a $200 large on it.

My hope is that we start building a world that is designing more for serendipity and guards against zemblanity.

I would hope to be in more product categories, you know, under the Link Snacks umbrella.

Well I hope none of you are decked in an outfit against your will.

We hope to see you over there!

After college, I hope to kind of work either like at a startup, doing something marketing related, ideally.

We hope to see you there!

And I hope that I serve for all of us.

I do think hope can be under the volitional control of an agent.

But it was their hope that future generations could alter and iterate on the framework they built.

I hope you’re not eating lunch right now, because this is Crash Course Biology, and today we’re talking about poo.

The interesting thing about hope is that it seems to kind of float free from judgments about the evidence.

It's about our hopes for this country and what we can be doing together.

Oh, no, I hope this doesn't cost CBS any money.

It's given first responders hope as they continue their search that others might also be alive.

Her father had been Oiwa’s only hope for ending her marriage to the cruel and dishonorable samurai Iemon.

They hope they might find someone one day, but if they don’t, they could tolerate their own company, possibly till the very end.

And that's why we hope that one day we'll be able to cure the incurable using quantum computers.

Melvin: And I just hope I go out the right way.

-This is gonna -- I hope it doesn't muck up your suit.

That's very -- I hope that's unlikely.

Well, you know, you asked what I hope for 50 years from now.

If you’re breathing right now—and I sure hope you are—that’s biology at work!

Um, so this year, I am putting a lot of hope into our very handsome male handlers.

For a time, the great hope was Alysa Liu, who was the youngest woman to land a triple axel and the first American to land a quad.

Throw it at the wall and hope it sticks.

It’s a dark ending, but there is a light of hope in the last chapter.