Sentence examples for ground believing from inspiring English sources

As women wait for news – and boys hurl themselves to the ground believing they can hear the noise of guns along the railway lines – the air is full of half-heard voices, metallic clangs and drums.

When Peter Brook directed King Lear in 1962, critics commented on the Beckettian nature of the moment when Alan Webb's blinded Gloucester fell to the ground believing he was hurling himself off a Dover cliff.

We did not want a creationist and evolutionary scientist talking at one another with no common ground, believing that this would be sterile and unsatisfying for the audience.

You might think you're on safe ground believing that you are reading this blog and not the other way around.

He tied the scores with a swept boundary, and having taken a stump as souvenir, ran off the ground believing the match was over.

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Richard des Voeux ordered Waddy to take B Company through A Company's positions and continue the advance to the high ground, believing that there was not much opposition.

Curtis, who says The Romford Pele prefers decent ground, believes he will stay the National distance.

While the fans made it clear they still back Mourinho, the empty seats at the final whistle made clear few in the ground believed in a comeback.

"The commanders on the ground believe they have the flexibility to do this mission and absorb the drawdown," one NATO official said.

Mykay Kamara, managing director, A&A Investments and Services, London, UK Encourage the private sector to speak out: What changes do companies on the ground believe are needed to galvanise business post-Ebola?

But another group, resistant to change even as late as last year when eBay was clearly losing ground, believed that the brand was tied up in the excitement of auctions.