“hopes”造句，怎麼用hopes造句

The company hopes the partner program will quell the negativity.

The early returns defeated her hopes of election.

But capital crimes are also repulsive. And so hopes for abolition are probably still unrealistic.

Next his team hopes to test children, and find out how and when altruism develops.

Carlos Cardoen, who owns the largest hotel in Santa Cruz, says he hopes to reopen in September.

She has been re-united with her son, above, and her daughter, she hopes, will soon rejoin them.

She has high hopes of selecting someone suitable for the women after a "very serious" screening process.

China hopes to reach extensive consensus on boosting the bilateral exchanges and cooperation and enriching the connotation of the bilateral strategic partnership through the meeting.

But hopes earlier in the day of an imminent deal to end six weeks of crisis appeared to have been dashed.

Not knowing what to do, I climbed up to the top of a lofty tree, from whence I looked about on all sides, to see if I could discover anything that could give me hopes.

After the imperial security escort is slain by a mysterious traveling swordsman known only as The Thunder Sword, the escort's two orphaned children develop their sword skills in the hopes of taking revenge against The Thunder Sword.

But the hopes of climate scientists that the investigation would draw a line under the affair were quickly dashed as bloggers rushed to label the review a "whitewash" and "travesty".

Do not get your hopes too high.

Mr Bush hopes to quell tensions over Taiwan.

The government hopes this might frighten people off the streets.

Yet Croatia hopes that it may be the one that gets away from the Balkan gloom.

Seeing drunken shrimp on a menu might raise your hopes of some kind of delicious bourbon BBQ prawn dish.

That was cranky exaggeration; many changes were felt more than seen, a shift in hopes and expectations that cracked the foundations of patriarchy.

Under that cloak of authority, there's a person just like you, the product of her unique background, training, and experience, with hopes, fears, frustrations, aspirations, strengths, and weaknesses.

Moreover, here once again there is a person in a high position as a middle term between the aristocrat and the musician who is justified in raising high hopes.

All our hopes rested upon this venture.

Frail hopes that this might coax the government to negotiate with its enemy were swiftly disappointed.

The artist named his works as "Horizon Field" and he hopes they would make people ponder human beings' existential issues.

The peace group welcomes all kinds of co-operations and expects to Co-develop With all talents joining with us from our ideal of broad minds and high hopes.

The budget crisis really dimmed my hopes of staying on.

Barack Obama unveiled a document that he hopes will form the basis of the Democrats' final health-care bill ahead of a televised bipartisan summit.

If hopes like that prove overblown, clever youngsters will not be slow to notice.

China had been hoping to squeeze into the last 16 by beating Costa Rica, losing to Brazil and drawing with Turkey, but their opening defeat by the Costa Ricans followed by a 4-0 loss to Brazil on Saturday shattered those hopes.