But I don't want to lose hope, because then my staff will lose hope.
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"I was beginning to lose hope," Featherston told CBS News.
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"If I don't make it, they lose hope," she said.
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You kind of lose hope; I think all cops do.
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"I told them, 'don't lose hope,'" one team member said.
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Don't lose hope; you may still be able to vote.
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We must not lose hope in the possibility of peace.
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But no, the sadness did not lead me to lose hope.
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Hernandez told CBS 2 that even he began to lose hope.
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Their hearts were broken, but they didn't lose hope for Hazel.
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This has been a rough year, but don't lose hope yet.
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In a world fraught with violence, it's easy to lose hope.
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"If you decide to come, do not lose hope," she said.
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We climb and get close but then have setbacks, and lose hope.
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With that run of luck, was there even time to lose hope?
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But Steph says not to lose hope ... even teasing a WrestleMania rematch!
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"We were really starting to lose hope," said Tina Turner, Alj's mother.
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"Never lose hope," she said, wiping away tears with her head scarf.
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"Sometimes I lose hope and feel this will never end," she said.
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It's up to us to ensure that the next generation doesn't lose hope.
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"Stay right where you are, be present, and don't lose hope," she says.
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Speakers led chants, sang hymns and urged the protesters not to lose hope.
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Instead, the manager told her, "Don't lose hope," she recounted, to supportive laughs.
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After another sad loop around the block, I was beginning to lose hope.
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"People lose hope, and we say, 'We are here to help,' " says Socorro Oyola.
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It allows us, as a community, not to lose hope in this fair world.
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When they lose faith in their leaders, they can lose hope for the city.
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That people who struggle with anxiety, depression, and mental illness would not lose hope.
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While the news is a bummer, SJP hints that fans shouldn't lose hope just yet.
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It's a motivational song for the dreamers—to never lose hope or your self confidence.
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It is very important to me that they do not lose hope for their future.
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Once it starts to fall, holders lose hope of big gains and start to sell.
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But she has a defiant message for her "sisters" still being held: Don't lose hope.
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Sincerely, [YOUR NAME] If you haven't heard back after one cold email, don't lose hope.
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It's not the camerawork—it's looking at a person lose hope for his own survival.
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Despite past failures, we should not lose hope in our ability to improve the world.
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If anything, President Obama taught us to keep faith, work hard, and never lose hope.
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"It was meant as a wake-up call that they shouldn't lose hope," he said.
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"Jayme is an example of why we never lose hope and never stop search," NCMEC tweeted.
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Like the pizza delivery man ringing the doorbell just when you were starting to lose hope.
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He warned the group could lose hope if Trump fails to deliver on his jobs promises.
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But on the off chance you don't see the sale of your dreams, don't lose hope.
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But I wanted people to know she's bright, she didn't lose hope, she's a true survivor.
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When none of her family members were a match, Phoenix's mother, Tammy, began to lose hope.
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Well, you're not the only one and you won't be the last, so don't lose hope.
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Now, investors are beginning to lose hope in seeing the Dow hit 20,000 before New Year's.
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"If young people lose hope, the economy will suffer, as housing is a necessity," he said.
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"Jayme is an example of why we never lose hope and never stop search," NCMEC tweeted.
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Marie Claire, who had long dreamed of moving to the United States, started to lose hope.
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To those that find themselves surrounded by violence and persecution, Taghreed advises never to lose hope.
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Valkyria Revolution was the game that made me (and many others) lose hope for the series.
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Earlier this summer, Bradley was starting to lose hope that he would ever attain that status.
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After about 10 days, the rescue team started to lose hope of finding any additional survivors.
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Failure to do so causes them to lose hope and become the very demons they fight.
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"I told you, never lose hope," Mireya told her daughter at the end of the day.
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"I will not lose hope," she wrote on her Facebook page two days before her death.
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It is easy to lose hope — money in politics and self-serving ideologies are powerful foes.
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Many lose hope of reaching Britain and instead go to the Netherlands or Germany, he said.
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"When Donald Trump speaks on foreign policy, tyrants rest easier and dissidents and refugees lose hope."
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It was not quite as if the Falcons were playing against air; air can't lose hope.
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It was 10:15 am on Inauguration Day, and John Paul Farmer was beginning to lose hope.
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He told PEOPLE that he began to lose hope that search teams would find the boy okay.
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We cannot lose hope -- tomorrow will be better than today so long as you do our part.
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But we shouldn't lose hope for the future — at least, not where innovations in beauty are concerned.
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Google is almost like symbol for 'internet,' and with this saga people lose hope for the internet.
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And, if I'm honest, I'm starting to lose hope that my case will disappear any time soon.
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"I shared her story to tell people not to lose hope on their loved ones," Webair said.
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"The worst thing that anybody can do right now is lose hope and be sad and wallow."
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Many people don't realize that making these choices in advance does not cause people to lose hope.
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He said they can't lose hope, no matter the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling in June.
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Ulta Beauty shareholders should not lose hope despite a difficult year, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Because positive feedback processes gather steam over time, it's easy for those who favor change to lose hope.
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So it's important for advocates of change not to lose hope, provided any reasonable grounds for hope remain.
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But as the hearing date looms, he and other staffers at the theater are starting to lose hope.
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While I've focused on some negatives of gadgets this year, that doesn't mean there's reason to lose hope.
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But rebuilding the country and defying its current disasters will require kids like Ishaq not to lose hope.
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Yet even though landing a new job may be a bit tougher at this age, don't lose hope.
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"We mustn't lose hope," he joked ahead of the NAFTA renegotiations that are due to begin next month.
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In our experience, breakthroughs come right at the edge of defeat, so it's vital never to lose hope.
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Those transition moments were bumpy, and it was easy to lose hope, but then people figured it out.
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I'd been dating online for several years, and I began to lose hope in meeting my soul mate.
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But in a new interview with Refinery29, Clinton called on those disappointed with the outcome to not lose hope.
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Don't lose hope, though: The Verge reports that Google has added new features to its devices upon customer demand.
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Above all, Jamila Souffrant, a certified financial education instructor, blogger and money coach, says young professionals shouldn't lose hope.
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Never lose hope and always believe in the power of collective action to make a difference in the world.
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Several people who spoke with BuzzFeed News showed their weariness on Saturday, admitting they were starting to lose hope.
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Luisa Munoz doesn&apost want to lose hope, and will wait for the results of the latest round of testing.
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If you're not in Japan and feeling bummed you can't get a bite of this churro creation, don't lose hope.
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Niall Horan, one of the band members, suggested in an interview that loyal "Directioners" shouldn't lose hope for a reunion.
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Some physicists are beginning to lose hope, although others think the lack of new particles is really an exciting opportunity.
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Mikkelson says the boy's mother and father appeared to begin to lose hope as the search stretched over 40 minutes.
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I remember thinking, too, that it would have been so easy to lose hope, because it was indeed so hopeless.
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No, they're not working on an album together — we will never lose hope though — but the couple did welcome twins!
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And, to those among the 40% of people who haven't seen a ghost, but would like to, don't lose hope.
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Cervantes is telling us that our besieged, besotted, captive humanity should not lose hope that we can awaken in time.
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Suicide rates have been creeping up; with no job prospects or chance of leaving many are starting to lose hope.
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We're looking into promising alternative therapies for his PTSD, and we never lose hope that he can improve and heal.
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Robbie Kaplan, an attorney for one of the victims in the federal indictment, said the victims should not lose hope.
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If there are none, don't lose hope: There may be new security tools to unlock your files in the future.
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He attended the police news conference and encouraged families searching for justice for their loved ones not to lose hope.
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But don't lose hope — he mentioned that he might feel differently, say, some thirty or so years down the line.
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"The takeaway from this case: no matter how long a child is missing, we should never, ever lose hope," she says.
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"Do not lose hope," Pope Francis is said to have told those gathered for his visit at the Moria refugee camp.
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After being bullied at school for being different, William Morales was starting to lose hope that he would ever make friends.
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Barr told Reuters Health the high expectations of cancer patients are likely the result of them not wanting to lose hope.
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As Chicago continues to fall prey to gun violence and residents lose hope, it&aposs time for deliberate and effective action.
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They have a role to play and many of them have begun to lose hope in the prospects of Arab democracy.
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"Sometimes crew members change, someone gets in late — we don't lose hope, we can't," she said in an interview over Facebook.
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Mental and behavioural health has also become — unsurprisingly — a rising concern as residents after months of insecurity have begun to lose hope.
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Well, don't lose hope, this is an old problem and people have been dealing with it for centuries, as Swift showed us.
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And, of course, Applebee's locations outside of Texas are not currently participating in this promotion, but we aren't going to lose hope.
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The boy's father also began to lose hope of finding his son alive -- until, from under the rubble, he heard faint cries.
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Declaring Jerusalem as Israels capital is a calculated move to make Palestinians lose hope of ever gaining statehood in their own country.
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I want to appeal to my sisters and brothers back home not to lose hope but use their talent for their benefit.
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She said that when the boys lose hope and become depressed, they often threaten to return to the border and become soldiers.
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That's why it is all the more important for newly enfranchised citizens not to lose hope, and to get out and register.
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Another chapter is devoted to a faintly pathetic attempt to convince progressives they shouldn't lose hope and can still make a difference.
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"Once we lose hope that we can't stay here, then we will have to escape, to Turkey or to Europe," she says.
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If the people who have been speaking out all leave, the people who are suffering in silence are going to lose hope.
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As we endured the first — and ideally last — midterm elections of the Trump presidency, it was understandable for some people to lose hope.
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Southern California artist Anneke Hiatt, who has been monitoring the situation because she had friends there, said she is starting to lose hope.
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As they lose hope of a rescue, the crew does everything in their power to survive as the sharks continue to hunt them.
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Families of sub crew shouldn't lose hope yet The Argentine vessel has been lost for a week, but weather is optimal for searching.
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He worries that the way he is being treated by Israel will make other Palestinians lose hope that nonviolent resistance can be effective.
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"They start to lose hope, and it's humiliating," said Dave Gallagher, a former outfielder who is serving as a coach at the camp.
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Don't lose hope just yet though, there are texting hotlines you can try, plus the regular methods of quitting: lozenges, gum, and patches.
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"I can't lose hope that this is not the final resting place for this character," said Mr. Segal of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Father of four: 'We can't lose hope' Abdo Elfgeeh arrived in the United States six months before terrorists attacked on September 11, 2001.
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In Turkey, stumped by the visa and admissions process, Mr. Agha started to lose hope of coming to America and began learning German.
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"If we lose hope for happily ever after, I'm really scared for the decisions that we might make, like my mom did," she said.
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But as top Republicans increasingly lose hope that anyone can beat Trump outright, the remaining scenarios for stopping him are necessarily fanciful and unprecedented.
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So don't lose hope if you're in a city with fewer than 100,000 people — you'll be able to join the party sooner or later.
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Many fans applauded her openness but some felt she was misguided, while others did their best to encourage the singer to not lose hope.
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But after around two hours, Crosby said they began to lose hope: The helicopter was almost out of fuel and officers were feeling dejected.
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That's not to say Democrats should lose hope if Huerta is their nominee: Sometimes first-time candidates have marked improvements in their second try.
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McPherson told reporters after leaving jail, "the only thing I can say to other women who are in my situation is, never lose hope."
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Every time we start to lose hope for humanity, Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik's social media pages remind us there is good in the world.
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"We must do everything possible to ensure that food continues to arrive, that schools remain open and that people do not lose hope," he said.
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Being sick for three weeks is one thing, three months maybe, but when it turns into three years, four years, five years, you lose hope.
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"A lot of people would say patients are misinformed, and I think a lot of it is patients don't want to lose hope," he said.
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That was until we told her how much it'd cost her -- up to $1 MIL -- at which point she seemed to lose hope (sorry, Jenn).
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"I feel like I could help a lot of people have a better life, a better education," she said, "and not lose hope in themselves."
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Ocasio-Cortez, who endorsed Sanders in October and has campaigned with him across the country, urged her supporters not to lose hope in electoral politics.
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But as days turned into weeks and more than a month passed without his release, the young girl seemed to lose hope, her family said.
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Parents can lose hope after offering the same vegetables between three and five times, but, in reality, toddlers in particular might need up to 15 exposures.
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Although spending the past few months at the factory has made him lose hope of entering Hungary, he doesn't think giving up is an option either.
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" But he was also able to martial some stirring – and Rutgers-appropriate – words for the graduates: "So don't lose hope if sometimes you hit a roadblock.
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What stood out: Zuckerberg ites a decline in social infrastructure — less participation in churches, unions, organized sports — as causing society to lose hope in the future.
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If you lose hope in people and don't give them a chance with these programs, they're just going to come right back through like a revolving door.
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"I'm hoping that other conservative states, people and students especially see that it is possible to work towards a healthy future and not lose hope," said Banuri.
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If the absolute curse of The Emoji Movie wasn't enough to make you lose hope in humanity, knowing there is an entire day dedicated to emoji might.
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But don't lose hope for Black Friday just yet, which, according to industry analysts, would be alive and well for this holiday season - with a little change.
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The challenge is to not lose hope or engage in excessive self-blame, but to persevere and experiment — because leaving this cancer untreated is the worst treatment.
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"We all go through ups and downs and the journey is never easy but don't lose hope #BellaArmy happiness is around the corner," the siblings shared on Sunday.
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For now, these two candy bars are only available in the U.K. But, we've seen consumer demand bring special candies to this country before, so don't lose hope.
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And publishing an article that inaccurately claims the reef is dead can make people who don't know any better lose hope and think nothing else can be done.
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But Mr. Booker, one of the chief backers of the Senate criminal justice package, said he was beginning to lose hope that the legislation could move this year.
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The presidential campaign was mentioned on Thursday only when people exhorted those watching to pull together around the eventual nominee — or obliquely begged them to not lose hope.
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Also, a strong point the article brought up was if the Norwegians completely dominate cross-country skiing, the other countries will lose hope and stop trying so hard.
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"We don't lose hope that dialogue will continue and the conflict will be solved," Putin said before meeting Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of the conference.
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News of several incidents of sexual harassment and sex discrimination of female founders have toppled VCs once seen as demigods and caused some to lose hope in the dream.
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He says he and Hailey began to lose hope of ever getting him back as weeks went by, but they got a call Thursday saying somebody had found him.
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As Palestinians lose hope for a state of their own, some favour a "one-state" deal: a single state on all the land with equal rights for Jews and Arabs.
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We don't want him to lose hope, and we continue to remain hopeful that others are out there so we can establish a conservation breeding program to save this species.
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This is the point in the essay where I should say that we mustn't lose hope, that we must impede Donald Trump at every step, and I do believe that.
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Describing himself as an optimist despite his dyspeptic view of Russia and its leaders, he said he learned long ago to never lose hope, or let officials get him down.
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But, Norris says, the process can take much longer for other teens, many of whom lose hope while in detention and ask to be sent back to their home countries.
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"They get a glimpse of the door to get to safety in the US, but when they see the door is shut for them they lose hope," Bakst told BuzzFeed News.
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"The most dangerous thing is that youth have started to lose hope [of] a dignified life in Gaza," Mr Sinwar said in a meeting with foreign journalists this month, his first.
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The coastguard leaflet of happy beaming faces urges people not to lose hope, and that people will get free medical care, food and transport if they move on to reception centers.
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"We don't want him to lose hope, and we continue to remain hopeful that others are out there, so we can establish a conservation breeding program to save this species," Munoz said.
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If you live on the other side of Australia, don't lose hope -- Domino's will pay for a hotel and return domestic flight if you are chosen and don't live in driving distance.
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She spoke briefly at the party, urging her aides to keep fighting for what they believe in and not to lose hope because of Tuesday night's loss, according to aides in the room.
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"No community in Canada should ever be faced with the circumstances that led so many of their young people to lose hope," read a statement issued by Bennett and Angus after the trip.
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"We are all having a very difficult time not knowing where he is or what has happened," Ms. Roberts said in a Facebook message, adding that her family was "refusing" to lose hope.
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In "Timepiece," the meter (iambic dimeter, a rare one, and hard to pull off effectively) recalls not only that ticking of a clock but the beating of a heart: Do not lose hope.
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It's also not generally covered by insurance, and many doctors worry that test results that indicate "bad genes" could cause patients to lose hope about their heart health and give up on healthy behaviors.
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In his 2016 book "The End of Protest," he argues that too many activists are "secular ultramoderns" who lose hope when they conclude that individuals are no match for the structures of global capitalism.
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"If you can't access information online, if you cannot be exposed to different points of view, you will not reach your full potential, and over time, the youth will lose hope," Mr. Obama said.
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How are we not to lose hope for the prospect of a more equal or even more stable society if it seems like deadly catastrophe is the only way out of where we are?
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" In his sermon at Mr. Dias's funeral, Cardinal Arns said, "Every age, and sometimes every event, must have its Christ, because only thus will the fellow workers remain united and will not lose hope.
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And if all of this feels nostalgic now that neighborhoods like SoHo have gone "from being gentrified to being mummified," as Spiegelman says, quoting her father, one shouldn't be too quick to lose hope.
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"The many victims of Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices should not lose hope," Roberta "Robbie" Kaplan, who represents a victim in the Epstein case, told PEOPLE in a statement following the 66-year-old's death.
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I would say look, I have to ... if I lose hope and I've got nothing left, I have to remind myself that actually, again, the silver lining to the Trump era, I've seen massive activism.
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Just when we were starting to lose hope that we'd ever again get to see more than just occasional obscured phone pics of the former First Lady, we caught wind of her upcoming television appearance.
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It was a bummer, but fans didn't lose hope that the tested service would soon make its way to other parts of the country, and it seems that wishful thinking actually paid off for once.
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To agree to let the executive branch deny hundreds of thousands of acres of Northern Minnesota from potential exploration is to lose hope in the ingenuity and innovation Minnesotans have shown time and time again.
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This article originally was published on THUMP UK. On a day like this, it's all too easy to lose hope, to sink into the kind of fug that lasts for days, weeks, months, years even.
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"Urbanized Uighurs I spoke to seemed to lose hope of a future in China due to economic discrimination and racial profiling," said Henryk Szadziewski, a researcher with the Uyghur Human Rights Project, based in Washington.
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CONCEPCION, Bolivia (Reuters) - Bolivian volunteer firefighters, exhausted from battling blazes sweeping rapidly across the country's lowlands, are starting to lose hope and retreat from the front lines of some infernos in the drought-stricken region.
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"While parents of the Dapchi girls rejoice because of the reunion with their children, I want to appeal to the Chibok Community never to lose hope or to despair," the President said in a statement.
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If you're not going to be in New York between now and the end of the month but still want to munch on the British treat, don't lose hope because Ben's Cookies has even big NYC news.
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Pruitt had lost the confidence of many career and political EPA appointees, but many of those eager to see him go had begun to lose hope that he would resign or be pushed out by the President.
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If this park actually gets built, it would be a huge loss of grazing land for us, and young people who'd still be interested in reindeer farming might lose hope that there's a future in the tradition.
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The recurring themes are to never lose hope in the ultimate victory of righteousness; to focus your fire on the things you are most able to change; and to realize that change is neither quick nor permanent.
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She began to lose hope that responses would come in when she saw classmates ignore or outright decline Christian's invitation to his party at one of the end-of-the-year events at their elementary school, she recalled.
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But don't lose hope if you chose the higher paying job over a more satisfying one (we once did the same and were miserable), or even a rude-but-hot mate over a kind-but-average-looking one.
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Gonen wrote in the email that it is easy to lose hope with the current state of the climate crisis, but she said she takes her fear for the future to keep her motivated to make a difference.
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"Venezuela, don't lose hope... Now only you have power so that we can all be free," he said in an earlier video, staring into the camera and telling his children he loves them and hopes to see them again.
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Jacob Tobia: Figuring out how to navigate emotions is really tough, because one of the tools that our oppressors have gotten really good at is inundating us with so much bad news that we lose hope and give up.
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Wang Yiwei, a senior research fellow at the Center for China and Globalization, said he believed North Korea was becoming impatient and beginning to lose hope with the United States for asking it to make changes without in turn removing sanctions.
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Ladies and Gentlemen: it's vital that we all work to keep open the possibility of peace, and that we not lose hope in the two state solution, no matter how difficult it may seem -- because there really is no viable alternative.
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"I want to say to the brave Syrian people, do not lose hope, truth and justice will always prevail, no matter how long the darkness lasts in Syria, we will not stop working until the light comes," Caesar told CNN.
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The woman who received the kidney, Trina Glispy, a 44-year-old nursing assistant from Baltimore, said she had begun to lose hope before she got a call on April 18, when she learned she had matched with a donor.
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Each of us can stand our ground in our own way, but the lessons that come to us from a century of authoritarian rule around the world -- and the civil rights movement in America -- meet up in one phrase: Do not lose hope.
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If you ever lose hope in our fundamental humanity when faced with the daily acts of barbarity in Syria, here in this little neighborhood of Amman, you're reminded what it's all about — what we're all about — which is, in the end, one another.
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My time spent in far too many meetings that mirrored the Nancy Pelosi meeting photo, and the empty promises of racial and gender inclusion that I watched play out over decades, were, sadly, enough to make me lose hope that anything would ever change.
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But he also gave the country a pep talk, urging citizens not to lose hope in the past week's squall of violence that began with black men killed by white police officers in Louisiana and Minnesota and culminated with the officers' killings on Thursday.
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So ladies and gentlemen, that's why it is vital that we all work to keep open the possibility of peace, that we not lose hope in the two-state solution, no matter how difficult it may seem – because there really is no viable alternative.
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"Despite the difficult situation for Arsenal Kazanluk, we do not lose hope that there will be new good times for the company, in which we will be able to rehire a large part of the workers and professionals with whom we are now forced to part," Ibushev said.
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In a brief interview before the court hearing on Tuesday, Mr. Moore said that Mr. Zarda had been devastated when Skydive Long Island had fired him and that it led him to lose hope that he would be hired as a commercial pilot, a goal he had long been working toward.
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You must be 21 years of age to make reservations, and the company won't cover your travel costs, an important thing to keep in mind if you live far away from Irvine, CA. If you don't get a table when the OpenTable URL is unveiled on May 5, 2017, don't lose hope.
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"Men like Donald Trump come to power when their country's already in deep trouble, when their economies (are) already deeply flawed and when people in those countries begin to lose hope for a better future and start looking for someone to blame," said Warren, who noted that her first political donation was to Emily's List.
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"Most of us, we don't want to lose hope, but in the end if you look at the situation it is hopeless, and you can't do anything, so we are just watching," Helmi says from her home in southern Turkey, where she was forced to flee after friends and fellow citizen reporters were detained and killed.
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However, as one of the greatest visionaries in fashion publishing, and someone who has tirelessly championed inclusivity with arresting, boundary-breaking images throughout his career from i-D, to Vogue Italia and W, we're starting to lose hope that Enninful plans to deliver on his promises, and transform British Vogue into the diverse, definitive style title it ought to be.
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