Sentence examples for believed all over from inspiring English sources
It's as if the clock is being turned back and the propaganda of the war believed all over again.
For anyone who has followed the fortunes of Apple over the years the heart-wrenching missteps and boneheaded decisions that have brought the company down to its current sorry state (See Apple's Errors)–his return is enough to quicken your step and make you believe all over again that, yes, a computer could really change the world.
As for Warnock, I can't believe all this over the head of a drug dealer.
"I can't believe all this happened over a spider bite.
Ms. Chancellor has the trickier task of embodying the authorial bull in the china shop, and it's hard to believe all this fuss began over an article of 1,000 words, or shorter than this column.
I've been believing all over the place this year.
And I believed him all over again.
But Ms Harman believes a common problem all over Britain was that voters felt the party "doesn't talk about me".
Together, they had been in discussion with the US firm for months and believed all substantive reservations over the deal had been dispelled.
Leadership appears to be the crucial issue for voters -- a problem for the Ferrer camp, which has believed all along that a fight over issues like housing, jobs and school dropout rates would tip the election its way.
