Sentence examples similar to I believe I ordered from inspiring English sources

But you had better believe I ordered my favorite takeout and stocked up on the Ben and Jerry's well in advanced.

I believe I have a responsibility to order not the dishes that sound the most appealing to me (if only I could), but the ones that don't.

Maybe I do it because I believe I need to appear tough in order for people to respect me.

I believe I have a solution, but in order to present that, its important to understand the inherent struggle of engaging teenagers first.

If I go out to dinner you better believe I'm ordering it.

And since I believe in ordering the wine of whatever region I'm in -- from Biarritz to Beaune -- I stuck with Champagne while in Reims, occasionally ordering the local still red wine, Coteaux Champenois.

I believe Muhammad would order his immediate trial.

Sitting at my table, I can't believe I've managed to order.

It is less applicable to another ancient and theologically more common approach summed up in the 11th- and 12th-century theologian Saint Anselm of Canterbury's (and, in a somewhat different wording, Saint Augustine of Hippo's) classic phrase, credo ut intelligam, "I believe in order that I may understand".

"I believe in order, tenderness and piety," the eye-rolling Ms. Sokol says in a working-class accent.

I believe the order dismissing the count alleging strict products liability should be reversed so that the plaintiff can have a trial on that theory.