Sentence examples for understood to be making from inspiring English sources

Now he is understood to be making an appearance in the new Terrence Malick movie about the Texas movie scene.

Athens is understood to be making clear that it is standing by its tax and pensions plans, which were submitted to its creditors earlier in the week.

Digital Spy, once the company's big digital-only media, tech and showbusiness star, which positioned itself against the likes of Mashable, is understood to be making dramatic cuts of potentially half its staff.

The UK is understood to be making the case for strong wording on this, in the face of countries – including the US, Russia and the Caribbean states – that want the language watered down.

Wood, who is understood to be making a strong recovery after ankle surgery and is targeting Durham's four-day friendly against Sri Lanka A at the end of June for a possible return, finds his situation complicated by virtue of being a centrally contracted England player.

The online event planning and ticketing platform, which is understood to be making its way to an IPO, just hit a major milestone this week, crossing $1.5 billion in gross sales and 100 million tickets sold.

Before the eighteen-seventies, European armies were understood to be made up of desperate men who couldn't find a better job and stupid officers who couldn't inherit a better place.

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As Vicary had stated, fat was understood to be made from blood.

These contexts are understood to be made up of norms, values and existing practices and beliefs [ 84].

Mine action programming, which seeks to address the impact of landmines and ERW, is understood to be made up of five pillars – clearance, ERW/ mine risk education, victim assistance, stockpile destruction and advocacy.