Sentence examples for believed heading from inspiring English sources

Monkey last seen in Westhampton believed heading west in an automobile.

Another truck full of explosives, also believed headed for Gudermes, was stopped near the settlement of Novogroznensky.

The ruling will be welcomed by the many footballers who believe heading the ball has damaged their health.

While many cyclists wouldn't leave home without clamping on their helmet, Dr Ian Walker, a professor of traffic psychology, has long believed head protection can work against someone on a bicycle.

Mr. Mansoer was referring in particular to the elderly Islamic preacher Abu Bakar Bashir, who the United States believes heads a terrorist organization, Jemaah Islamiyah.

Lalor believes heads will roll: "England's dismal Ashes performance, possibly the worst in a crowded history of failures on colonial shores, has already taken its toll, but it is almost certain a higher price will be demanded".

Derby County chairman Mel Morris believes head coach Paul Clement has the chance to build a lasting dynasty in the manner of Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.

However, he believes head coach Stuart Lancaster may activate the "exceptional circumstances" clause to allow him to include Toulon forward Steffon Armitage in his pre-World Cup training squad this summer.

We believe heads of IT need to build technology experiences for these employees, to make it easier for them to communicate with teams, get access to personal information and improve their productivity.

Some wedding pros believe head-to-toe black is most appropriate, and that's true in major cities.

For me it's the reciprocal to oil prices, which I believe are heading lower.