a flicker of hope造句

• Now, out of nowhere, comes a flicker of hope.
• But out of this mayhem emerged a flicker of hope.
• But as the 20th anniversary approached, Gloria discovered that a flicker of hope remained.
• There was a flicker of hope last week that the House might be waking up.
• At the end of " Catastrophe " there is a flicker of hope.
• The agreement brought a flicker of hope to one woman sorely in need of some good news.
• There was a flicker of hope all year that Al Iafrate would make it back to the Bruins'lineup.
• Then this little baby whose life was extinquished before it began would finally know there is a flicker of hope for the future.
• He blasted out of a slightly plugged lie and the ball hopped into the cup, giving the Americans a flicker of hope.
• The truth is, the strike absolutely involves every minor leaguer who harbors even a flicker of hope of landing someday in the majors.
• And Nieuwendyk made a marvelous move in open ice to answer back after Armstrong had given the Islanders a flicker of hope so late in the game.
• The removal from office of Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and her incompetent and corrupt government is a flicker of hope for the decaying South Asian state.
• In his description he says : " Elsewhere, a flicker of hope will shine from deep space, like a lighthouse warning the ships away from the rocks.
• A ninth-inning leadoff inside-the-park homer by Ross Youngs gave the home team a flicker of hope, but Herb Pennock mopped up in relief.
• At that point _ two out, Edgar Renteria on second base after walking and stealing, the Cardinals leading 3-1 _ the Braves still had a flicker of hope.
• While " the problems are pretty intractable, " one person close to the talks said, " there's a flicker of hope still alive ."
• "We had a flicker of hope to the last, but now it is most important to think of Sebastian's health rather than the World Cup,"