Sentence examples for apparently another one from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail's Liz Jones is apparently another "one who got away" – but she has reportedly been replaced by fellow confessional columnist Samantha Brick.

Apparently another one for 121.im is also just getting started.

Supporting one foolish war apparently makes another one necessary, in the three Congress members' view.

Apparently there is another one available and Maximum PC played with it and called it fairly cool except for the gimpy mouse.

Right now there's only two maps, but apparently Bungie will add another one as the beta goes on.

(Before last Saturday's performance, a man sitting scarily nearby was overheard in loud conversation on his cell phone, apparently with one person after another on the other end. "I'm in Montauk," he said. "I don't know. It's some play by Shakespeare". Over and over. At one point, after reiterating "some play by Shakespeare," he added, "They're all the same").

Here was another one: Video calls, apparently, were being diverted.

Three workers at a waste transfer station in Queens were overcome by toxic fumes Monday afternoon and died, apparently falling one after another into the Stygian gloom of a putrid, manhole-size, 18-foot-deep well they were trying to vacuum, fire officials said.

Now, apparently, at one point or another, you got a phone call from another former crusading prosecutor, Rudy Giuliani.

The two primary questions for Silverstein: How does he explain the conflicting language in the various copies of the agreement, and why did he apparently substitute one version for another without notifying his clients of the discrepancy?

"Spain" travels inside the head of Barbara (Kristin Johansen), who is angry and befuddled that her husband of five years has left her for another woman, apparently one with a better body but a worse brain.