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high hopes



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Pa told me once that folks down at Bent Fork didn’t have much to work with, but they had high hopes.

From Literature

They will want further defensive reinforcements too should Stones and Ake depart, though there remain high hopes for central defender Vitor Reis - on loan at sister club Girona - with the expectation he will be integrated into City's senior squad in the not-too-distant future.

From BBC

But Kid Rock, 55, appears to have high hopes, with an opportunity to regain relevance likely at the top of his wish list.

From Los Angeles Times

Iger said the company had high hopes for its slate of upcoming movies, including a sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada," "The Mandalorian and Grogu," "Toy Story 5," and a live-action "Moana."

From Barron's

But pundits and fans have high hopes for her return, having missed out on qualifiers for next month's Winter Games.

From Barron's