Sentence examples for while you believe from inspiring English sources

"While you believe you can still win you can pull it out," said England's head coach Terry Edwards after watching Price join Frankie Gavin, Darran Langley, Stephen Smith, Jamie Cox and Don Broadhurst in the finals.

While you believe Andy is the perfect name from the final list, your partner may think Andre is the best option.

That jolt is typical of her endings, which throw the reader suddenly back into the real world, feeling rather comfortless - except for the fact that something brighter did appear, and because your guide to that brightness seemed so sure and down to earth, for a while you believed that you could trust her.

In the case of Cicero, Germany's spies told their superiors that something was true that may indeed have been true, though maybe wasn't, or maybe was true for a while and not true for a while, depending on whether you believe the word of someone two decades after the war was over — and in this case Germany didn't really act on it at all.

But while you can sue if you believe you have been defamed in an election ad, the problem is that any legal action is a lengthy process.

I can believe that you believe p, while I do not.

Clinton is the indisputable front-runner: She's more popular; she was the runner-up in 2008; she's the dashboard saint of elite feminist groups; and she and her husband have been working the party machinery nonstop while Biden has been, if you believe the Onion, waxing his vintage Trans Am in the White House driveway.

For a while there, if you believed the rumors, the headlines and the desperate cries of some New York bartenders, you might have thought that the world's supply of tequila was about to dry up.

The best press secretaries can spin like dervishes while having you believe you're getting it straight.

Apparently someone at Microsoft accidentally made the update available for a little while — can you believe it?

"After a while, you stop believing people.