Sentence examples for understood to be from from inspiring English sources

The men, understood to be from South Africa, were on holiday riding motorcycles on Route 66.

And as this obscure figure was understood to be from the IRA, the flag was left on the coffin".

The man, 23, understood to be from Reading and studying at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, was arrested by Cambridgeshire police at the request of the Metropolitan police.

However, the offer being considered in Leeds tonight is understood to be from Sky alone, and it may involve Thursday night televised matches.

The offer, understood to be from West Ham, was not deemed adequate by the Bundesliga club, who are demanding Ba report for duty.

The DWP confirmed that qualified psychologists – understood to be from the nudge unit – had signed off the project, which was meant to boost confidence and help the unemployed back into work.

The casualties were understood to be suffering from a range of injuries, from a fractured spine to head and face lacerations.

The other members of the Walker panel are understood to be Alan Tate from the CWU trade union and Anna Dyer, one of the representatives elected from local parties.

ITV is understood to be far from beating down Ross's door.

Other details emerged about Rigby, who was married in 2007, but was understood to be estranged from his wife, Rebecca.

It is not just that the mind is understood to be separate from the body, or even that the body (in much the same way) is understood to be separate from its environment.