Sentence examples for certain rumours from inspiring English sources

With the original trio's involvement looking all but certain, rumours of new cast members are coming thick and fast.

Unsubstantiated rumours about certain companies would appear in internet chatrooms and share prices would rise and fall dramatically.

The terrorist attacks of September 2001 were followed by rumours that certain financiers had been tipped off and shorted the market in advance.In this section When the battle's lost and won Heroes and villains Bearers of bad news Voice of reason Cast of millions A wintry thriller ReprintsRobert Sloan works in the hedge-fund industry.

But what is certain is that crazy rumours follow Balotelli around far more closely than any central defender.

There are rumours that certain gangs have ordered that at least two police officers be killed in every territory.

There are rumours that certain parts of Leeds are facing extreme shortages of Kronenbourg, and a corner shop owner in Bristol has reportedly quit after earning several million from the sale of pint cans of Carlsberg Export alone.

Evidently the copycat aspect of the audience response – certain violent crimes were rumoured to have been inspired by the film – was real enough for Kubrick, who made the movie unavailable in his adopted homeland for the rest of his life.

In one experiment, participants were also shown an an interview of the restaurant's chief executive, saying, "One thing I would ask our customers to do is to ask how certain they are this rumour is true, based on what they heard and where they heard it".

"I refuse to be attacked by a bloke that knows very little about what goes on in the England setup apart from rumour, gossip and hearsay from certain individuals," wrote Prior. .

Smiths reunion rumours are as certain as the sun rising in the east.

Rumours seem oddly certain about his leading man involvement in the latest Star Wars spin-off, Rogue One.