Sentence examples for circulated stories of from inspiring English sources

Torridge's puddingly appearance did not suggest that he had bijou qualities, but the boys circulated stories of a liason between him and the chaplain God Harvey.

Pippin's takeover was reinforced with propaganda that portrayed the Merovingians as inept or cruel rulers, exalted the accomplishments of Charles Martel, and circulated stories of the family's great piety.

First mate Owen Chase's account was a widely circulated story of the time, published just months after his return home.

An American propensity to circulate stories of valiant individuals triumphing over great odds must make people coping with recurrent, chronic or terminal illness feel like duds.

I think so, particularly since the film has generated such bad press, with widely circulating stories of on-set sadism that smack of over a century of movies made by men well-schooled in the cruel manipulation of women.

But a couple of weeks ago, a widely circulated story out of Ukraine suggested that a man who learned to play the game less than a year ago had beaten the world's best chess program.

"We're in negotiations," Mr. Evans said yesterday of the widely circulated story that he would become the new host of the series.

In fact, Kmart management is circulating stories like hers as a way of propping up the chain's collapsing public image.

They gleefully circulated the story of how, at the Paris Opéra première of "In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated", Mr Forsythe had decided to "let the linear formations disintegrate" by informing the dancers just before curtain-up that he had reset the order of the sequences.Other observers, however, were openly hostile to these cerebral adventures.

It has taken the mainstream media 48 hours to report and circulate the story of Amber Monroe, a Wayne Student University student who had been found dead in Detroit, Michigan.

Stories circulated of executives who fainted or vomited in the midst of Wasserman tirades.