Sentence examples for off believing from inspiring English sources

The Yankees trudged off, believing they had wandered into the ending of a Stephen King script.

But at 30 points to the good the Roosters seemed to switch off, believing the game had been won.

He expended much time and effort in 2008 marshalling arguments to see the bid off, believing that it seriously undervalued Rio and that his company was better alone.

Ministers started off believing that the grievances of the Chin, Kachin and others arose from economic underdevelopment and could easily be overcome by more infrastructure spending.

We start off believing we'll be eliminated after losing all three group games, before thinking we'll win the whole thing after one impressive performance early on.

After outboxing Trinidad in the early rounds, De La Hoya made the mistake of backing off, believing he had piled up enough points to win.

"The hardest part isn't taking your clothes off, believe me," Ms. Wiebe said.

"When it came off, believe me, we were the best team in the Premiership by a mile," says Fowler.

Hacked Off believes there is evidence of illegal activity in the files, which are said to detail some 17,500 transactions.

For all her great skills at presentation, many people, including some Republicans who think the microphone is off, believe that Sarah Palin is a terrible choice for running mate.

Always try to build your business on solid foundations: It will save an awful lot of stress and angst when things start to take off – believe me I know!