Sentence examples for could reportedly from inspiring English sources

But as it was accidentally twisted, viewers could reportedly see the list.

In the fifteen-hundreds, a mule train could reportedly cross it in a week.

The salaries of stars could reportedly be made public for the first time.

They could reportedly face sentences of up to life in prison if found guilty of committing a lethal terrorist act.

He became so adept that he could reportedly identify which bales of cotton came from which plantations.

Later on Tuesday, she faces a hearing on the charges, which could reportedly result in solitary confinement.

The [victim] gave chase to the purse snatching "woman" for as long as she could, reportedly plaintively shouting to passers by the panicked words "Stop her!

House of Representatives economic committee chairman Craig Laundy has been commissioned to conduct an inquiry into tax deductions that could reportedly lower tax revenue by up to $5bn.

If he makes good progress, he could reportedly be back among them for Christmas Day, or the Boxing Day shoot, which he was expected to lead.

We're having custom wrapping paper made from one of the images on the book — from the story "Blind Faith," about Margaret M'Avoy [who lost her eyesight from scarlet fever, but could reportedly see through her hands].

Could the reportedly low membership of the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) be related to this?