Sentence examples for believe during from inspiring English sources

The money went missing, investigators say they believe, during the firm's dying days in October.

BING CROSBY died in 1977, but that can seem hard to believe during the holiday season.

Hard though it may be to believe during a week of torrential rain, the south is becoming drier, pushing snipe northward.

But Brazilian consumers and the news media, which had been led to believe during the privatization process that Vésper would provide a virtually instant alternative to the traditional telephone companies, have been critical of the company.

And Mr. McCain went beyond what he usually says and what his foreign policy advisers believe during a back-and-forth with Mr. Obama at the end of February.

"It's not just a tire issue, as Mr. Nasser would have liked everyone to believe during the Congressional hearings," Mr. Lampe said, referring to Ford's chief executive, Jacques Nasser.

Quarterback Vinny Testaverde has spoken eloquently all season of the Jets' mental toughness, forged, he believes, during the struggle of last season.

His last game was on Dec. 9, 2010, when Boogaard sustained a concussion — one of dozens, the family believes — during a fight in Ottawa.

Outstandingly witty and lively, they belie the legend commonly believed during the author's lifetime that he was hopelessly pessimistic in outlook.

Someplace in the East lay the kingdom of Prester John -- a mythical figure who was widely believed during the Middle Ages to be the ruler of a powerful Christian nation -- which may offer Frederick a key to worldly supremacy.

The idea that a film could be a summons to revolution was widely believed during the 1960s, so it is appropriate that with the 1968 anniversary, agitprop is back in vogue.