Rumors circulated about $425,000 that went to the state.
He had first experienced this sort of thing in his campaign for Congress in 1974, Clinton continued, when a false story was circulated about him that may have caused his defeat.
Cautionary tales circulated about errors that originated in The New York Times or The Washington Post, only to be replicated and memorialized forever by lazy magazine fact-checkers relying on single news stories.
In the fall of 2014, two videos were circulated about me that had the imprimatur of the army's media-management organization, the ISPR.
Inadvertently, Baker was the innocent cause of a story circulated about Heifetz that suggested that Heifetz was so mean that he asked colleagues to bring their own lunch to a rehearsal.
The fact that stories could circulate about, and emanate from, people who lived here now, including those I didn't notice, perhaps pointed to a sort of subtle but vigorous regeneration.
One story that circulated about him was that when a group of colonels invited him to dinner he replied with a scowl, "A man should have dinner with his friends, and the commanding general has no friends".
"Doubts that circulated about Bergoglio's toughness eight years ago may arguably be even more damaging now, given that the ability to govern and to take control of the Vatican bureaucracy seems to figure even more prominently..
Any information that circulated about him was largely rumor and often wrong.
Take, for example, one of the best-known tales from the vast web of stories that circulated about the Trojan War: Agamemnon, the victorious Greek general, comes home to his kingdom after ten years only to be murdered by his queen, Clytemnestra, and her lover, Aegisthus — a crime later avenged by the dead king's children.
