Sentence examples for the ground believed from inspiring English sources

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.

"It was panic, or the soldiers on the ground believed and made the judgment call that the vehicle was trying to run the traffic control points into the direction we were operating in," General Sanchez said.

The South Vietnamese soldiers, who were pinned down on the ground, believed their ordeal was over, so they stood up to see if the Viet Cong were retreating from their positions.

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

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.

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Tung and Clare Gillis, the freelancer who had been abducted with Foley in Libya, worried that Foley was a low priority for the U.S. The journalists on the ground believe that the bureau never interviewed any of the fixers who had been captured with the hostages and then released.

"We're concerned about the health of the force as well, but the most important thing is that they succeed in Iraq," said one senior White House official, adding, "If the commanders on the ground believe we need to maintain the troop numbers at the current level to maintain security for a little while longer, then that's what the president will do".

"Our colleagues working on the ground believe it is, too".

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