1. Several companies are offering new, entry-level models in hopes of attracting more buyers.

2. Moderates are plagiarizing his ideas in hopes of wooing voters.

3. We are sending out samples in hopes of gaining comments.

4. All through the winter, we live in hopes of warmer weather.

5. The FBI sorted through the suspects' garbage in hopes of finding clues.

6. S. authorities in hopes of a lighter sentence is a time-honored trade - off.

7. The administration designed the package in hopes of winning speedy Senate confirmation for all three.

8. The port is conducting studies in hopes of proving the point.

9. We had put them out only last week, in hopes of May meaning spring was here.

10. It is working with local bicycle manufacturers in hopes of stocking each house with two mountain bikes.

11. Minor went to Bonnie in hopes of finding capital, but Bonnie liked the idea so much he joined the crusade.

12. I made a quick U-turn in hopes of getting home sooner.

13. Sawadogo increased the size of his zai in hopes of capturing more rainfall.

14. Girls picked flowers to put under their pillows, in hopes of dreaming of their future husbands.

15. The villagers prayed in hopes of warding off evil spirits.

16. This message will also be printed and delivered in hopes of more have already done so.

17. We hit up Miami in hopes of finding something nice like we always do.

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18. The Big Three are making a lot of noise in hopes of gaining a political and competitive advantage.

19. In recent months, Milhoan has written lengthy rebuttals to senior Navy officials in hopes of overturning his dismissal.

20. Enforcement of the order was delayed for a day in hopes of a last-minute resolution.

21. During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries many studies were undertaken in hopes of solving the difficult problems of animal locomotion.

22. I look forward to watching Rainbow attempt to get religion in hopes of winning fair lady.

23. No longer you have to grovel through the woods each spring in hopes of stumbling across a few of these delectable fungi.

24. Salespeople love to call Fidelity with juicy tidbits of hot news in hopes of getting some business.

25. Soon after his conviction, McDougal began cooperating with Starr in hopes of reducing his sentence.

26. This Arctic fox has been following a polar bear for days in hopes of leftovers from a kill.

27. Her analysis included nearly 2,500 women who received acupuncture in hopes of boosting their chance of pregnancy after in vitro fertilization - the procedure known as test-tube baby treatment.

28. DETROIT-A dozen nieces and nephews of civil rights icon Rosa Parks have filed an objection to her will in hopes of gaining control of the use of her name and image.

29. Professor Adrian North of Heriot-Watt University enlisted 36,000 people from around the world to rate 104 musical styles and answer a series of personality questions in hopes of finding a link.

30. Join marine biologist Aiden Martin as he travels to South Africa in hopes of better understanding what causes the unbelievable acrobatics of these kings of the shark world in the "Kill Zone."

1. Several companies are offering new, entry-level models in hopes of attracting more buyers.

2. Moderates are plagiarizing his ideas in hopes of wooing voters.

3. All through the winter, we live in hopes of warmer weather.

31. The Arctic is home to predators big and small. This Arctic fox has been following a polar bear for days in hopes of leftovers from a kill.

32. Goldman executives were working the phones in hopes of raising more capital.

33. He went on to become an electronics technician, but after retiring, he began volunteering as a docent at Angel Island in hopes of drawing more attention to that moment in history.

34. The company in hopes of the public the friend comes the talks and cooperations.

35. He scraped up an acquaintance with the local firms in hopes of landing a new job.

36. She came to the windows, in hopes of distinguishing the long - expected rap.

37. In a dense forest near Muir Woods, just north of San Francisco(), National Park Service ecologist Bill Merkle plays a recording of a spotted owl in hopes of hearing from a real one.

38. They bought a used van and called it "The Enterprise" in hopes of boldly going "where no tee shirt guys have gone before.

39. Now, it is up to you to face the malefic forces of Illidan and his minions in hopes of freeing Outland from chaos and tyranny.

40. Stock market watchers say many speculators are snapping up any stock with "Beijing" in its name in hopes of profiting from a the expected spending boom.

41. The pardonable affectations of her youth and beauty unpardonably continue, increase even with her years, and are doubly exerted in hopes of concealing the number.

42. They were in hopes of having a good day for the picnic.

43. China is exploring the rubble of the global economy in hopes of accelerating its own rise.

44. I am very anxious to look for our son's birth parents in hopes of finding them.

45. My plan now is to continue to vary inventory in hopes of attracting new customers.

46. We'd be surprised if there wasn't some youngblack hole out there right now devouring its surroundings and merging withsmaller counterparts in hopes of one day unseating the champ.

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47. Such moves are a contrast to concessions recently made by large financial firms in hopes of defusing public anger, and political retaliation, over the comeback of sky-high compensation.

48. A man asks a womanizer to court his eldest sister in hopes of fulfilling a family marriage tradition.

49. Buena Vista, Colorado, in hopes of photographing colorful fall foliage.

50. Some students make up to their teachers in hopes of getting a good grade.

51. She acquired dual citizenship with the Caribbean nation of St. Kitts and Nevis in hopes of making the 2008 Olympic Games and now has her sights set on 2012.

52. He has performed multiple private dances for Lee Ki in hopes of teaching him his techniques.

53. The Federal Housing Administration, or FHA, is streamlining the process under which two mortgage giants can modify delinquent loans to give borrowers more favorable terms in hopes of avoiding default.