flame of hope

He went to that, and the flame of hope came back to his eyes.

"We participate to keep the flames of hope for change alive."

The flame of hope inside her grew a little stronger.

In a desperate situation she kept alive the flame of hope.

As he spoke their perspective began to change, and the the flame of hope came alive in them again.

He and some other people in the Vatican, perhaps not many, but a few, would keep the flame of hope alive.

But I tried not to extinguish the small flame of hope.

A bright flame of hope caught fire in Dalton's heart.

But nonetheless some fans were already fanning the flame of hope.

How did those women keep that flame of hope alive over all those dark years?

Not much to go on, but enough to keep flame of hope alight, eh?

A new flame of hope flickered in her heart.

Watching the flame of hope extinguished in the child's eyes was heartbreaking.

But underneath the logic, the smallest flame of hope would not be denied.

D'Agosta shook his head, the flame of hope dashed out.

She put her face in both hands and began to weep with relief at the flame of hope rekindled.

Tenning felt a flame of hope rush through him.

Once again the flame of hope flickered low as we gathered around that hole in the ground called a grave.

He rose and stamped upon the place, and a flame of hope shot up in our hearts.

He kept the flame of hope for the reunification of Europe alive when many others had given up.

But in the darkest hours, the people of Berlin kept the flame of hope burning.

Those who kept the flame of hope alight.

But caution was a meaningless word to Bud just then while a small flame of hope burned steadily before him.

According to Jennifer, her design "represents the flame of hope and the soaring spirit in each of us."

Opposing the war felt much different, sparked a higher flame of hope, when each realized that the man facing him felt the same.