Sentences with phrase «big hopes pinned»

If we're going into this season with big hopes pinned on Theo I'll be the first to state that concerns me.

Not exact matches

FOOTBALL Northwestern, seeking way out of Big Ten cellar, pinned hopes on 32 - year - old Ara Parseghian, onetime Cleveland Browns halfback who had unbeaten team at Miami of Ohio, signed him to 3 - year contract.

«And I never thought I would see the day where Arsene Wenger, after everything he has achieved, would be pinning all his hopes on the Europa League — where they have drawn AC Milan in the last 16, and a battery of the continent's big guns are left in the competition.»

Despite that the team, pinning their hopes on a big upgraded at this month's Spanish Grand Prix, have scored points in all four races and recorded their biggest haul of the season at the Sochi Autodrom.

UP Aerospace is the spaceport's most active lessee, but state officials, who are now grappling with a projected $ 450 million shortfall for 2012, are pinning their investment hopes on the facility's other, much bigger, and far more celebrated client.

Sainte - Marie - La - Mauderne is a tiny island heading for bankruptcy: the fish have fled, leaving villagers» hopes pinned on a new factory that oddly requires the island to provide a resident doctor.Cue the deception of David Boutain's Dr Lewis â $ «a gullible big city medic blackmailed into spending time there.

Nicola Anderson THE stars have hit the red carpet of Cannes, while the Irish are pinning their hopes on the biggest prize of all.

The superb cast play members of a small - town, amateur - dramatic society pinning their hopes on a visit from a big - shot critic, though what he'll make of the pageant «Red, White and Blaine» is regrettably clear to everyone else.

The struggle now could also influence the way manufacturers such as Apple try to introduce tablet computers, where many publishers are pinning big hopes for new circulation and ad revenue.

Thanks to an economic crisis and shrinking job prospects for lawyers due to outsourcing and downsizing, many recent law grads are finding themselves doing pro bono work or waiting tables: a stark contrast from the dreams of high - power, big - name firms they may have pinned their hopes upon when applying to law school.

For better low - light performance, we're pinning our hopes on the Alpha's big brother, the optically - stabilized Galaxy Note 4.