Sentence examples for believed into a from inspiring English sources
Born Ferdinand Lamothe (not Lamenthe or La Menthe, as some earlier researchers believed) into a New Orleans Creole family in 1890, he grew up in a formal musical environment shaped by players at the city's symphony orchestras and opera companies.
Her architect told me that at one point she considered converting a small outbuilding — a former chapel, he believes — into a personal gym.
It was a sound, a look, almost, that turned "Believe" into a huge hit.
"He is inviting us, I believe, into an era of unprecedented effectiveness for the Great Commission, if we repent".
He brings a camera crew and lets children read make-believe stories into a microphone, their images playing on overhead screens.
I'm sure I will hear that sound when I speak to children, when words I believe go into a net in their heart.
The conventional top four has, he believes, evolved into a "top eight or nine" and all of them are credible challengers for the title.
"Everything around us is energy, and what you believe turns into a vibration," he says.
White wrote, The whole aura of Woollcott was theatrical and delightful and you approached him as you did the theatre — with misgiving but with vast fascination; and you left him as you left a matinee, with dread at emerging from make-believe into a dull side-street off Broadway.
I passed all the exams with flying colours and, I believe, "blossomed" into an employable 18-year-old.
All four CatSper subunits are believed to assemble into a heteromultimeric channel complex, together with an auxiliary subunit, CatSperβ.
