Sentence examples for ahead believe from inspiring English sources

But the cool heads, seeing another solid year of growth ahead, believe the market's recent weakness represents little more than a buying opportunity.

Go ahead, believe him.

"There's a lot of work ahead, believe me...

Dr. Wilkins reluctantly allowed him to go ahead, believing it would be unfair to stop him since the King's group had reached an impasse.

By the end of the first hour, Rod Stewart's son Sean — who can't quit while he's ahead, believes in being "on a roll" and blows his money like a fool — has clearly decided to hold off a while.

A less-determined player might have given up right there, but he continued to forge ahead, believing he was actually becoming a better golfer through the struggles he was enduring and with the patience he was gaining.

Looking ahead, we believe we will continue to grow our sales, stores, vet and grooming services ahead of growth in the UK pet market".

As Grovers look ahead, many believe the best way to aid subsequent generations of women is to back female entrepreneurs.

If the sale goes ahead, many believe it will set a disastrous precedent for other local authority and academic collections.

"So you're just going to go ahead and believe in some crazy fantasy, some half-baked notion that popped into your head?

On the subject of change, it was the kind that a 16-year-old with a long climb ahead could believe in.