Object

• everyone: We hope that everyone interested in painting with Oils will find this Award winning site.. .

• someone: I hope that someone can help me out here.

Converse of object

• dash: But to protect brand-name pharmaceutical interests, the United States may dash that hope.

• bless: The " blessed hope " is the victory of lunacy over reason.

• dare: I had honestly never even dared hope to win.

• let: Lets hope that we will soon be reading of the Rochdale Restored.

• lose: You often see people admitted to hospital in real disarray, people who have given up and who have lost hope.

Adjective modifier

• forlorn: This light was my forlorn hope: I must gain it.

• false: But to sell it as professional assistance is to raise false hopes and ultimately to mock.

• slim: In Burma and Nigeria today, civil resistance offers the one slim hope of avoiding all-out civil war and new killing fields.

Noun used with modifier

• play-off: This result means that Huddersfield's play-off hopes have faded even further into the distance.

Used with why or when

• that: I hope that means the others are going to receive similar treatment.

Infinitive complement

• achieve: So what does she hope to achieve in her new role?

• continue: She is a long-serving member of staff at Aston and hopes to continue to lead the School in its success.

• see: Hope to see more of him in the future.

Preposition: of

• salvation: Doesn't the Koran teach that if a person has any hope of salvation it will be based on pleasing Allah through good works.

Preposition: for

• future: For many of these rural communities, the animals represented their hope for the future.