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If you find yourself on a hopelessly long waiting list, consider growing veg in containers.

“They failed hopelessly, ” one recalled, saying that the machines proved too crude and temperamental to spin properly.

The result will be a bitter struggle between a resurgent Congress and a determined executive, which will leave the administration hopelessly distracted.

Get her red roses, red ribbons, red balloons, red teddy bears, red puppies, and red tickets to the World Series, and she'll fall hopelessly under your spell.

Of his more than 100 pictures only a dozen or so shone (" Dil Deke Dekho ", "an Evening in Paris", "Kashmir Ki Kali"), treasured for the moves and the hopelessly catchy songs.

Freud is as lovable as Professor Pnin when he pores hopelessly over a train schedule or asks a stranger the way to a coffee shop while standing in front of a coffee shop.

If a printer is missing, the message box should offer options for deferring the printout or selecting another printer. If the database is hopelessly trashed and useless, it should offer to reBuild it to a working state, including telling the user how long that process will take and what side effects

It's no use, said Pat hopelessly. He'll follow us there.

So the act calls only for responsible redeployment of resources, a hopelessly vague formulation.

Property prices started sliding in 2006-07, leaving the banks hopelessly exposed.

Any overview of black life in this country that does not include the word pain is hopelessly deficient.

"The emperor had been in a state of pitiable vacillation" (William Hickling Prescott). Sometimes the terms connote contemptuous pity, as for what is hopelessly inept or inadequate.

If you feel hopelessly constrained by this limitation and cannot work with a framework unless you can meticulously design your own custom directory tree, you won't have much fun working with Grails.

"It's no use," said Pat hopelessly.

There are people to whom gain is unimportant, who are hopelessly unhappy and lonely.

We must remember that no matter how contented or successful people appear to be, without Christ they are hopelessly lost and headed for eternal separation from God.

Apart from threatening to plunge the simultaneous translators into meltdown, such language feeds the image overseas of Mr Bush as a hopelessly inarticulate, trigger-happy cowboy, one that Tony Blair was at pains to say this week he regards as a parody.

"The judge asked, glancing at Dennis's lawyer, who lifted his eyebrows hopelessly."

Oscar Wilde's quip now sounds hopelessly out of date.

It has the even greater appeal of simplicity: "Since this society is hopelessly bad, let's smash it and build something better on the ruins."