Sentence examples for allegedly would from inspiring English sources

(Angleton, allegedly, would rummage through old files, muttering, "This is Kim's work").

"Some cricketers of old allegedly would get their nails into it, use implements to really scrape it off and it would go very quickly.

This Classical manhole cover became the dreaded Bocca della Verità ("Mouth of Truth"), which allegedly would crunch down upon the hand of anyone telling a lie.

The thieves allegedly would stake out a victim for several weeks and tail him with G.P.S. devices before making their move.

They include Abu Zubaydah, who was subjected to water-boarding, as well as Mohammed al-Qahtani, a Saudi who allegedly would have been the 20th hijacker in the 9/11 attacks but for his being stopped at US customs.

What organisation – at a time when it has no money, allegedly – would move from cheap square footage in west London to Oxford Circus?" The BBC announced in 2007 its intention to sell Television Centre, the Shepherd's Bush home of BBC television and news which opened in 1960, to maximise the site's value to the BBC and licence-fee payers.

Mateen allegedly also wouldn't allow her to work and even monitored the food she ate.

Allegedly he would ask a publican to catch rats, live, from his cellar and put them in a sack.

In most organisations, collaborating the way the Harvard students allegedly did would get you a gold star: when they stumbled on a problem they could not solve, they used all available resources and worked together to devise a solution.

(One motive was to free up her jockey; another was to make the race a "showdown between colts" which, Mine That Bird's owner allegedly said, "would be good for the game").

Tosh allegedly responded: "Wouldn't it be funny if that girl got raped by like five guys right now?" The woman blogged about it, and her blog and the incident got a lot of attention.