Sentence examples for allegedly looking for from inspiring English sources

One night in 1988, police in gloves raided south London gay pub the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, allegedly looking for amyl nitrate.

Duffy, you may recall, was allegedly looking for mercy, but listen carefully and it's quite clear that we had her "begging for birdseed".

"The development that made the publication of the list necessary was a huge failure of the authorities to do anything in the past two years and the fact that every government and judiciary authority we know of was allegedly looking for it," Mr. Ikonomopoulos said.

She was allegedly looking for forged documents to show the investigators.

The niece was allegedly looking for someone to murder her entire family, including the aunt who set up the fake account.

But leaked emails suggesting top staffers at the DNC favored Clinton over Sanders, and allegedly looked for ways to undermine the Vermont senator's campaign, cast a shadow on the pre-convention proceedings.

In 2002 there was a highly publicized gay bashing in which a student sustained a fractured skull at the hands of a classmate, sophomore Aaron Price, who beat his victim with a baseball bat for allegedly looking at him in the shower.

The word lupus became part of the name since the lesions in the classic rash allegedly look like the bite or scratch of a wolf.

Uribe has consistently denied any link to the massacre in which members of paramilitary group AUC — the United Self-Defense ForColombiaolombia — took over the village of El Aro, allegedly to look for hostages taken by the FARC.

Allegedly because it is looking for a cheaper alternative from among the many independent weather forecasting companies which have sprung up in the last 20 years.

Upon arrival in Miami, Downs was driven to Latin Bohemia Grill in Coral Gables where he met with the two confidential sources, and allegedly said he was looking for someone he could trust to move "product" every month, and claimed he had contacts in South Philadelphia who were able to move the "product" quickly and in large amounts.