Sentence examples for believes the host from inspiring English sources

Deschamps, however, believes the host nation have more to fear from Ireland's competitive spirit than any revenge mission at Stade de Lyon.

And the 28-times capped former Scotland winger believes the hosts will edge it.

England forwards coach Graham Rowntree believes the hosts will need to perform "10% better" than in their first two games if they are to defeat Wales.

"It happened in my era and they decided that we are not going to go down that road anymore - that's why England are now ranked number one in the world". Former England captain Alastair Cook also believes the hosts can win the World Cup and build on their defeat by Pakistan in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy in 2017.

Australia were aggressive in both their cricket and their taunting of England players during their 381-victory at the Gabba and, although there is no suggestion Warner contributed to Trott's decision to leave, Waugh believes the hosts could be more selective with their on-field sledging.

While there may be other beneficial motives for one-week trips for non-professionals, I believe the host countries would be much better off if the volunteers just donated a fraction of the money they'd spend.

The Verdict: Much like his Falklands War claims, O'Reilly's tales from El Salvador lead viewers to believe the host was at the center of the actual events -- rather than the periphery.

Over the 34 hours, countless false or unprovable theories were pushed that require the viewer to either simply believe the host that they are true or to consider them pure entertainment.

"We believe the hosting program will help us reach a bigger audience yet…And since we are able to sell ads into the Facebook template, and keep all of that revenue, we're building our business".

Australia will face England again in their opening World Cup game in Melbourne on Valentine's Day and Johnson believes the co-hosts are favourites for the tournament, which will also be played in New Zealand.

Like his fellow activists, he believes the RCP hosting a conference like "Breaking Barriers" lends legitimacy to the creeping privatisation of the NHS and provides a (safe) space for private healthcare companies to organise and strategise.