Sentence examples for allegedly constructed from inspiring English sources

In the US, more details emerged about the bombs allegedly constructed and detonated by the Tsarnaev brothers.

Another chapter deals with the "nonsense machine" allegedly constructed in Paris by the poststructuralist gang of Louis Althusser, Lacan and Deleuze.

Next to it is the Qalʿeh, allegedly constructed as a citadel by the Afghans during a short-lived subjugation of Kermān in 1722.

Some experts said that the SEC's criteria made sense and that the fraud Madoff allegedly constructed was successful in part because it avoided the appearance of risk.

To the north of the city lies Houska Castle, where Nazi officers supposedly conducted occult experiments during the war; in its grounds lies a building that was allegedly constructed to cover a hole full of demons.

nationaltrail.co.uk Offa's Dyke A slightly more ambitious proposition, and a good candidate for weekend expeditions, this is 177 miles down the England/Wales border, allegedly constructed by the eighth-century king of Mercia.

Unless there is some kind of low megapixel iMovie filter being used by seditious cop-hating gays to sully the reputation of the New South Wales Police, there is no reason not to call a spade a spade, rather than a supposed tool seemingly constructed from metal allegedly used for the purpose of shovelling what appears to be shit.

On Friday, he allegedly watched as his 1,000-pound 1,000-poundnstructed bombre driving it, in a van, to an alley near the bank building.

Allegedly, German prisoners of war retained in the U.K. constructed Wembley Way, a path from the London Underground to the stadium.

Knowledge of how the code was constructed, plus data on U.S. cryptographic machines also allegedly provided by the ring, would have given Moscow's code-breakers better chances of cracking U.S. codes used on other days, intelligence sources said.

He wrote in his memoir in 1963 that he had overheard SS officers in Auschwitz discuss how a new area was being constructed and that they would soon have "Hungarian salami... by the ton," allegedly a reference to the imminent arrival of Hungarian Jews, but he did not mention this in his report in April 1944.