Sentence examples for end believes from inspiring English sources

Comic Jackie Mason, 75, who has just started a season in the West End, believes so.

One end believes it's a universal good – economically and as a real-life expression of British openness.

But the England captain, Matthew James, a Manchester United midfielder about to embark on a second loan spell in the Championship with Preston North End, believes Spain can be beaten.

It is often said that someone is being locally instrumentally incoherent insofar as he intends an end, believes, roughly, that something is a means to it, but refuses to intend that means.

But in the words of Blair himself: "In the end, believe your political leaders or not, as you will.

Susan Sontag, on the other hand, fought her death to the end, believing on some deep irrational level she would be the one exception to mortality.

We did in the end believe that we could get "money for nothing" and now we face the fact that we will get nothing for our money.

They remember their ancestors at year's end, believing that their departed ones revisit them at this time.

In January 2011, a more complete beta version was leaked which could be played from beginning to end, believed to be the final build of the project prior to cancellation.

With 32... Ne3, Wang tried to force a bishops-of-opposite-color ending, believing that would force a draw.

Benjamin Franklin flirted with polytheism in his youth but ended believing in "one God, creator of the universe," who "governs the world by his providence".