Sentence examples for light believed from inspiring English sources

At one point that same car goes airborne in a famous scene cast in glittering neon light, believed at the time to signify a world record (over 49m) and achieved by stunt driver Guy Norris.

A "very bright" light, believed to be a fireball, or meteor, has been seen by a beach camera in Devon.

Even then, the legions following the host nation and 63,000 inside Lisbon's Stadium of Light believed Sunday, 4 July was to be their own day of destiny.

We used techniques invented by Spiritualists more than a century ago alongside contemporary research tools: audio recording devices, EMF meters that measure electromagnetic fields, and laser grids that project a 532nm wavelength of light, believed by some investigators to detect visual disturbances.

Light believes that it is possible that Bush will replace him.

Yet residents refused to install a stop light, believing it would ruin their rustic cosiness and signal (literally) the end of their Gemütlichkeit.A roundabout consultant was called in.

Every enthusiast in the crypto and blockchain space that has "seen the light" believes in a future that is collaborative, transparent and frictionless.

Some leading lights, believed to include Riad Turk, have argued against meeting Mr Assad's emissaries, presuming that they are bound to be insincere.

On Friday, fire marshals who were still combing through the remains of the house, where three other families lived, uncovered a singed note with the words "am sorry" fused to the stick butane lighter believed to have been used to start the blaze.

The interviewer also understands why Friendly, for all his attempts to make his subjects feel at home under the lights, believes there are occasions when the very presence of all the apparatus is useful in making a subject more vocal.

Knowing how it evolves amounts to knowing the particle's path.Ferenc Krausz, Dr Goulielmakis's colleague at the Max Planck Institute and another of the field's leading lights, believes that seeing how valence electrons behave in a single atom is but the first step.