Sentence examples for evening believing from inspiring English sources

Twice the drivers returned to the streets in the evening, believing things had cooled off enough to work.

I think it's embarrassing and ridiculous that we still walk into big office boxes at eight-thirty in the morning and walk out of them at five or six or seven in the evening, believing that although we think all the time and have ideas all the time, the only time that 'counts' as work time is the time we spend in the box.

So the Lib Dems leave Liverpool this afternoon believing that the conference went well.

Cundiff, 31, and Williams, 23, awoke Sunday morning believing they would help lead their teams to the Super Bowl.

Feist spent 90 minutes on Wednesday night believing out loud that a pop concert can be a ritual of happenstance magic.

In Mr. Seo's complex, some tourists come to gaze at the charcoal glowing in kilns at night, believing this "cleanses" their minds.

The Senate passed a short-term funding bill Wednesday night believing he would sign it and woke up the next morning to find out he wouldn't.

Late in the series is where the network recoups its cash, but no one left here late last night believing this series is going back to Los Angeles.

Her fascination with sex leads her to interrogate the cheerful whore, who has got into the car at night believing her to be a male punter.

Conservatives awoke this morning believing that the Court would uphold their claims that the President wasn't fit to hold office — that he wasn't just an incompetent and a quasi-socialist, he was a violator of the Constitution.

Emergency Service Unit officers arrived outside the three-story brick apartment building at 1843 Atlantic Avenue early yesterday afternoon, believing a man was armed and barricaded inside, but when they entered, he was already dead, the police said.