61.   For whatever reasons, the Falcons pinned high hopes on their Sunday night showdown with Kansas City here in the Georgia Dome.

62.   From Mikhail Gorbachev to Boris Yeltsin, the United States has a history of pinning its hopes on Russian leaders even after their authority has begun to wane.

63.   He knows, too, that blacks have wasted too much time chasing ballot-box promises and pinning their hopes on individual officeholders to improve their lot.

64.   He pins his hopes on a new love, vowing not to make the old mistakes.

65.   He thinks the regional authority has pinned its hopes onto too many big and uncertain projects.

66.   Hidalgo now pins his hopes on the generosity of Wenatchee citizens who have convinced an experienced New York appeals attorney, Robert Rosenthal, to take his case.

67.   However, Aviation Week concluded that the government effort has fallen short and pinned hopes on a new administration that would make the problem a high priority.

68.   Hopes are pinned on a change of government within the next nine months, something that could transform the budget outlook.

69.   If the Raiders are pinning their hopes to this journeyman, this team is in trouble.

70.   Insee also pins high hopes on foreign demand for French goods.