Hoper [noun]

The best goal of a museum is to define reality and give hope.

The hope is that they’ll keep existing fans engaged while creating new fans as well.

On Sunday, Smith gave hope that maybe he actually can play again, that the awkwardness and inability to escape the Rams’ pass rush in his only other game this year might be an anomaly.

Europe is also facing a troubling rise in infections, and governments there have already brought back restrictions on businesses in hopes of slowing the spread.

No one signs up to be a civil servant in hopes of trending on Twitter, after all.

In the meantime, traders cheered four days of gains and held out hopes that Friday would end the week on a high note.

Shares of insurer United Health Group rose 10 percent Wednesday before hitting a 52-week high Thursday, while shares of energy companies such as First Solar sank amid fading hopes for Democrats’ Green New Deal.

The two teams do not have a common open date, so the American Athletic Conference will look at numerous options in hopes of rescheduling.

She ended up buying two sweaters and two coats, in hopes that they’d give her the kind of “instant gratification” she wasn’t getting from the news.

There’s hope that if the virus gets under control, there will be a flood of spending again, but businesses have to survive until that point.