Sentence examples for believed a draw from inspiring English sources

The article suggested that bettors believed a draw might be likely because it would be good for both fighters (who might get to fight a lucrative rematch), as well as the promoters and the casinos.

James said he owned no first-rate paintings, but that he believed a drawing could be a masterpiece.

Hull City boss Steve Bruce believes a draw was a fair result after his side played out an entertaining 2-2 drawithth West Ham at the KC Stadium.

The Dutch side have three points from their four Group A matches, one more than Celtic, and De Boer believes a draw does not suit either side.

That is going to draw, I believe, a lot of interesting support from around the country.

That is going to draw, I believe, a lot of interesting support from around the country.... We'll see where help comes, if it comes at all," said Jones, who noted that he's had Republicans and independents reach out to him to get involved in the campaign.

Simon Grayson believes a 1-1 drat at Swindon was a satisfactory start to his reign as Preston North End manager.

The committee believed a game featuring Virginia Tech would draw more television viewers and in-person attendance than Clemson, even though the Chick-fil-A Bowl was the third time that season Virginia Tech played a game in Atlanta.

The squad acknowledge how important Robbie Brady's away goal could be but believe that a draw was probably a fair result in Bosnia.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal believes that "a draw away is always a good result" in the Champions League as his side begin away at PSV Eindhoven.

Then he boomed "Whee believe" a few times, drawing appreciative chuckles.