Examples of 'hope she still' in a sentence
Meaning of "hope she still"
hope she still: This phrase implies the desire or expectation that a female person is still in a certain state or situation. It can be used to express concern, curiosity, or optimism
How to use "hope she still" in a sentence
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hope she still
I hope she still wants to do more movies.
Elevator signal rings I hope she still wants to do more movies.
I hope she still looks as foxy as she used to.
I am not putting her down . Let us hope she still comes when you call.
Just hope she still lives here.
She was beautiful . I hope she still is.
I hope she still needs turkey.
I miss Qwerty . I hope she still loves me.
I hope she still loves me tomorrow.
I do hope she still works there.
I hope she still thinks he was worth running away for.
At least I hope she still consider me a friend.
Hope she still has it.
At least I hope she still considers me a friend.
I hope she still keeps a spare under one of these plants . Okay.
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Let us hope she still comes when you call.
I hope she still remembers me.
But I always hope she still love me, but that isn't possible.
I hope she still quilts.
I hope she still is.
I hope she still keeps a spare under one of these plants.
Then I hope she still accepts me here as a student.
I hope she still remembers me . Old friends.
I hope she still wants to do more movies . She does.
Aye . I hope she still thinks he was worth running away for.
And I hope she still likes You because she 's a good girl.
I hope she still has some money in the bank! ….
I hope she still remembers me . We used to be close, old friends.
Never a hope She still looked the part in St. Peter 's.
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I still cling to the hope of being employed as an official
My nerves have still not quite recovered
Still a little bit shaky and tense
Examples of using Hope
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I still cling to the hope of being employed as an official
I hope you do not think you were forgotten
I do not even hope for that much
