Sentence examples for record believes from inspiring English sources

Michael Johnson, the American who still holds the 400 world record, believes the uncertainty means he should not be allowed to compete.

But Monday's Daily Record believes it is on altogether stronger ground with this headline: "World War Three could be just 30 SECONDS away as attacks on ISIS stepped up".

But Saudi Arabia, long sensitive to western criticisms of its human rights record, believes the inquiry has been prompted by Shia activists from Bahrain, including those striving to overthrow the Sunni monarchy there.

Back at nine... 8.58pm: It's almost time, and I, for the record, believe tonight Lorraine will bite Surallun's dusty quiche.

The reporters who wrote stories about his new record believed in him.

When Hoppus brought the song to the band, the trio reacted positively but showed reluctance to add it to the record, believing the dark subject matter might off-put listeners.

Gravel, too, wanted to privately publish the portion of the papers he had read into the record, believing that "immediate disclosure of the contents of these papers will change the policy that supports the war".

Even on the excellent record, "Believe," ft Chelou stood out and caught ears worldwide with fatalist lyrics – "I don't believe in anything" – and an understated, techy groove that alludes dubstep rhythms.

TransUnion LLC., which analyzes consumer records, believes consumers who are 60 days late in payment will likely double in 2009.

Big Machine Records believes music has value and we do not believe Taylor's music should be made available for free," they said.

Prof John Christy, the University of Alabama scientist who has taken a position sceptical of "climate catastrophism" down the years while working in the mainstream discipline of compiling temperature records, believes it could be.