Sentence examples for believed a total from inspiring English sources

Organisers believed a total of up to 2 million people could attend the series of events, which were also being broadcast to a potential worldwide audience of billions.

The Israeli military said its troops found two bodies on the ground and believed a total of four had been killed and two wounded.

It is believed a total of about 6,000 people are adrift in the seas off Thailand and Malaysia.

The rescue services believe a total of about 500sq m (5,300sq ft) of roof caved in, according to reports.

Bell's first innings partnership with Jonny Bairstow got England back in the game but I still believe a total of 361 was just below par on an excellent batting wicket.

"From the outset, we have believed that a total ban would unnecessarily infringe on First Amendment rights," he said.

Although estimates vary, it is commonly believed that a total of about 100 individuals was released into Central Park, in New York City, in 1890 and 1891.

Lon Nol found it in the stars while Pol Pot and his associates believed that a total mobilisation of the population was the key.

In this spirit, however, let me add that Orff, like Wagner, believed in a "total theater," which would incorporate music, poetry, painting and dance.

Lon Nol found it in the stars while Pol Pot and his associates believed that a total mobilisation of the population was the key.

It believes that a total of 4.88 million were living in "hard to reach" locations.