Now, we believe once again.
They believe once again that the same thing [civil war] will happen.
The plans presented for Grand Paris suggest that it is possible to believe, once again, that government can play a decisive role in achieving a truly egalitarian city — and that architecture is essential to that transformation.
Though his prediction was off by a few decades, he believes once again that V.R. is ascendant — not because it's "a thousand times better but because it is a million times cheaper".
It also shows that the decisive action this government has taken to reduce the deficit is already paying dividends and that investors believe once again that Britain is open for business".
When Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat like his predecessors, handily won the 2010 governor's race on a promise to "rebuild the government, restore competence, restore trust, [and] get the people of this state believing once again", New Yorkers gave a cynical snort.But Mr Cuomo has had an extraordinary year.
And because this year has been the hardest by far -- new raised beds and deep, wide hay-covered paths -- I'm tempted to believe, once again, that next year will be easier, if only because I don't think I can work much harder.
His program of reforms at home and abroad is not simply an answer to the difficulties of our time but also a call to Americans to believe once again in the greatness of the nation and the promise of American life.
When Neil Young thanked the benefit audience for contributing 3 million dollars to the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, he was acknowledging the collaborative nature of his artistry and our willingness to believe once again.
People are starting to believe once again.
