Sentence examples for believed setting from inspiring English sources

Before that show, I joined 1,798 of the rally's 6,500 attendees in attempting — and, we believed, setting — the Guinness World Record for most simultaneous high-fives (it turns out that a group in Norway had bested the record a couple of weeks earlier).

He believed setting that date for the end of "the unnatural traffic" "ought to be considered as a great point gained in favor of humanity, that a period of twenty years may terminate for ever within these States... the barbarism of modern policy".

As many as 20 fires believed set by an arsonist burned in the Osceola National Forest.

Tracy Grilli, 51, believes setting goals as a team makes a marked difference.

But the state's example of fiscal rigour is, he believes, setting the tone for company and family finances too.

Rowntree, however, believes setting out with the ambition of overwhelming Italy with a deluge of tries would be ill advised.

Franco said he did not believe setting the mark would ensure him a spot in the Hall of Fame; he noted that the star closers Rich Gossage and Bruce Sutter have not been enshrined.

Matt Wrack, the Fire Brigades Union general secretary, has asked lawyers to review the proposal, as he believes setting early pension rates is in the gift of individual fire service employers, not the Government.

European 800m champion Lynsey Sharp is included after achieving the qualifying standard last month, and she believes setting a target of at least 34 medals is good for the team.

The act of giving away one child, McEwan believes, set in motion a perverse pattern.

That, I believe, set my generation apart more than anything else.