Sentence examples for orange believes from inspiring English sources

These days, Assemblyman Wilfredo Caraballo of South Orange believes that the Hispanic base will inevitably become a powerful force within the state based on the hard work, determined efforts and sheer numbers.

The opportunity, Orange believes, is to sell consumers — later adopters specifically — more service bundles that include security solutions from Lookout, as retailers have done for years with antivirus software sold with PCs.

We came in to the episode at a point where De Witt was upping the collective security level to "Nothing to do but run around screaming, it looks like we're jiggered, boys" (which is just above orange, I believe).

The ranch had cost them $350,000 in 2007, and even though they were able to recoup only $310,000 when they resold, Mr. Ballas still believes Orange is a good investment — seeing the poor economy as the overall culprit.

After all, how seriously can we take a 22 year-old kid in orange sunglasses who believes that he can "flip" the entire credit card industry by establishing what he calls an "interchange zero" business model for financial transactions?

The Oranges still believe Mr Kibaki stole the election.

A variety of tangor, a cross between the mandarin orange and the sweet orange, it is believed to have come from the West Indies early in the 20th century to Florida, where it was named for William Chase Temple, a prominent grower and an owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Kate Mosse believes that Orange is the only prize where gender doesn't matter, where no author is "the female candidate".

The catalyst for their conflict is Christopher, a young black patient who believes that oranges are blue and that Idi Amin is his father.

Orange carrots are believed to have been domesticated from white cultivars in the 16th century [53], and it seems plausible that the orange phenotype we all know originated from one single mutation event.

"When we met JFK at the Orange Bowl I believed we would have a second chance," said González-Rebull, who lost his closest friend on the beach at Girón, the brigade's main landing site.