Sentence examples for believes a hangover from inspiring English sources

Wigan Athletic manager Uwe Rosler believes a "hangover" effect from last season has contributed to their moderate start to this campaign.

Manager Michael Appleton believes Blackburn suffered a hangover from their heroic FA Cup victory over Arsenal as they went down 2-0 at Hull.

They are humble and they are purely good – and I truly believe that on a hangover, they taste like the closest thing humans have ever reached to nirvana.

Dormann believes this could be a hangover from the testing phase of app development, where coders remove validation checks to make the process smoother, or by lazy coders who adopt open sourced software without analysing its security.

But Middlesex batsman Eoin Morgan, one of seven new players to join the one-day squad, does not believe they will suffer a hangover from England's disappointing Ashes display.

After talking to Thorsten I believe the term is a hangover from sadistic/pedophiliac groups for whom the worship of Satan was an intrinsic part of their lives.

While experts are divided about the benefits of mixing exercise with a hangover, many believe that getting the blood pumping and the body moving is a good remedy.

"It was hard not to believe there was something of a hangover from the last time the side batted in the Championship, when they were dismissed for 96 by Hampshire.

But I would not consider that curing a hangover; I would consider that treating a hangover.

I don't believe in the hangover season (for some of us it's always hangover season), but I do feel delightfully vindicated by all the news reports about how women suffer infinitely more than men from the effects of heavy drinking.

Some people believe that the best cure for a hangover is a little more alcohol.