Sentence examples for believed the fine from inspiring English sources

If Rory McIlroy is to be believed, the fine margins of golf render it likely that he will blast back to form any time soon.

The most prevalent penalty was a fine of $40 or $50 or two days in jail, and althought the city attorney's records did not show it, Wilkinson said he believed the fines invariably were paid.

He believed the finer the aircraft could be tuned the less likely of losing pilots to structural or mechanical failures, which at that time in were the cause of many fatalities among aircrew.

Approximately five of the 1849-C Open Wreath are known; one, believed the finest surviving specimen, sold at auction for $690,000 in 2004, remaining a record for the gold dollar series as of 2013.

"Whilst we still believe the fine is excessive and disproportionate to the factual events of that night in Queenstown, we are relieved that Mike has been reinstated into the full England EPS Squad," said the RPA.

Whitman explained his intentions on his GoFundMe.com donations page: "We obviously know we won't reach One Million Dollars, however we do believe the fine is bull... and want to help anyway we can So whatever is donated will be donated to the New England Patriots in help with the fine!

The health select committee believes the fines will undermine partnership between the NHS and social services.

Love Productions had gone into Derby Road in Southampton with, I still believe, the finest intentions.

Fugard says he admires Arthur Miller – with whom he perhaps shares a rage at social injustice – Eugene O'Neill and Tom Stoppard and he believes the finest play ever written is Sophocles' Oedipus Rex.

"There have been some good moments, but I believe the finest are ones ahead and those can be erased if in the next three games we don't have the right mentality".

At the moment though I'm inclined to believe the finest gaming mouse available is the Logitech G5.