shattered hope

Then our kids come back to the community with no job skills, just shattered hopes.

In the pain of lost life and shattered hopes, have mercy on us.

Fifteen minutes later he left the ring with shattered hopes.

But you never know what shattered hopes will do.

I screamed with all the rage of raised and shattered hopes.

It shattered hopes and dreams for the future," he said.

"Every time he came up for parole, it was broken, shattered hopes," his daughter said.

His shattered hopes and dreams were here displayed, naked to the eye.

The back benches of that room were strewn with shattered hopes.

Suddenly you seem to be left with nothing, shattered hopes and an emptiness that is almost unbearable.

Kenya's economy grew by 7 percent in 2007, but the post-election violence shattered hopes for 2008.

The faces around him were still friendly, but shattered hope filled them now, hope he had broken.

For a short time this shattered hopes that the Chinese economy was going to pull the rest of the world out of recession.

People still ache over shattered hopes and wasted lives and lost loves.

And then their brief conversation that shattered hope, Steven in his mind, and the car had driven straight into them.

The explosion also shattered hopes that peace deals with pro-Taliban militants would bring an end to violence here.

Except for shattered hopes, what would be Mr.

How will it feel if you have to look back and think only of shattered hopes, of bright unfulfilled promises?

A scene of shattered hopes greeted me.

The data shattered hopes that Britain had pulled out of recession and signalled the country's longest downturn since records began in 1955.

The nuclear test and rocket launches have shattered hopes of any new talks on the North's nuclear program in the near future.

We must consider the shattered hopes.

A violent tremor of 5.1 magnitude late on Sunday shattered hopes that the quake threat might be waning.

The shattered hope of reinstatement had faded in the resolution of a mystery ten Cycles old.

The violence has shattered hopes the nation's first-ever democratic election in 2006 would usher in a peaceful era.