1.   Athletic directors all over the country will be forced to schedule better teams if they harbor any hopes of capturing a national title.

2.   Because preschoolers believe death is reversible, they typically harbor silent hopes that Santa will bring the person back for Christmas.

3.   But collectively, they harbor the hopes of a nation that once, as they say, ruled the waves.

4.   But for those hardy few who still harbor any hopes about Bill Clinton, the answer is more complex and poignant.

5.   But she still harbors the hope that she will make the Olympic team again.

6.   But this husband and father of two children no longer harbors hopes of defeating death.

7.   But White House aides still harbor faint hopes of carrying Florida, Georgia and Louisiana.

8.   Dechert and a few others harbor real hopes of change.

9.   Despite his slow start, Rodriguez harbors hope of winning rookie-of-the-year honors.

10.   DuVal, a longtime top aide to former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt, once harbored hopes of running for Arizona political office.