Sentence examples for believed one day from inspiring English sources

In 1805, the King began making plans for Charlotte's education, and engaged a large staff of instructors for his only legitimate grandchild, with the Bishop of Exeter to instruct her in the faith that King George believed one day Charlotte, as queen, would defend.

I truly believe one day the pits will reopen.

I believe one day the weight of world opinion will force them to do so.

I believe one day I will lead the state of Israel," he said.

But it is worth it, and – I believe – one day companies like Starbucks will no longer be allowed to avoid tax.

But there is, I believe, one day in the year when it pays to be slightly obsessive about clothes, and that is the day before you go on holiday.

I still believe one day that the idea that the main means of production are owned by private individuals or that one person who owns capital can decide to sack 100,000 who contribute their work, will be considered as anti-democratic as the idea serfs could be tied to the land.

Or, as she puts it: It's really becoming so taxing that I believe one day we will have two out of three sets in the Grand Slams, otherwise they're going to be taking people out on stretchers The downside, of course, is that this would deprive of us what is arguably the greatest sight in tennis: the five-set epic.

And when he says in the documentary -- and I think this is one of the most powerful moments -- when [he remembers being asked], "Well how do you expect us to take your word against the president's?" And he said, "I just believe one day the truth will come out".

It's going to be long before people are so in tune with where their money goes and how much they're getting for their money that I believe one day, it's going to be where people want to hear what the person's singing, they want to be sure that person wrote that.

I believe one-day people will no longer speak of or use the term "Natural Horsemanship".