Sentence examples for a good rumour from inspiring English sources

The travel industry likes nothing better than a good rumour about the financial health (or lack thereof) of big companies.

Heard any good rumours about secret sets?

It's all completely unsubstantiated, as most good rumours are.

FOR a good week, a rumour has been buzzing around Baghdad that Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the most bloodthirsty of foreign jihadis organising suicide-bombers and beheadings, has been wounded or captured.

As well as the brand of rugged drollness that characterises his books, he was also the master of the well-turned phrase; aphorisms such as "golf is a good walk spoilt", "rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated" and "few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example" have entered the language.

T. D. Richardson later wrote: "Rumour, nay more than rumour – a good deal of expert opinion – thought she should have won".

He gave "Rumours" a "good" rating of 7 out of 10, and wrote, "What made the episode at least mildly entertaining were the comedy bits.

Although PrimeSense continues to refuse to comment on what they describe as "rumours or re-cycled rumours" Cacalist has a good track record in this area, previously reporting on the (correct) rumours that Israeli-based mapping company Waze was to be bought by Google.

So I think it's a good time to put this rumour to rest.

A colleague, Angela Bryant, told the trial Chua was a "good nurse" although she had heard rumours he was being bullied.

It is off to a good start, even though someone started spreading malicious rumours he was actually an ex-inmate of Guantánamo Bay.