Sentence examples for could reputedly from inspiring English sources

Also by then, she could reputedly recognize some ninety-six senathree hundred and ninety-foury-fourepresentativeses, and three hundred journalists by the sound of their voices.

Beijing's total honeycomb, which took 400,000 people to complete, could reputedly hold a million people and stretched to the Western Hills, behind whose distant outline the city's sun sets each night.

A military officer and self-styled physician, Brand has often received the undeserved title "last of the alchemists" because of his continual search for the philosopher's stone, which reputedly could change base metals into gold.

For someone who reputedly couldn't act, John Wayne certainly made a lot of great movies.

Reputedly, she could only think of two.

The second seven-word sentence was, reputedly, "Maybe you could just leave the tip".

The 185 crossbench peers, the Lords' most expert and effective element, could be retained, as David Cameron reputedly wants.

The club's highest-paid players could be the most vulnerable, with some reputedly on annual salaries of £80,000, meaning the club could be forced to rely on loan signings and youth-team players to fulfil their remaining 10 league fixtures.

Many Republicans long ago concluded that in the presidential contest, only a more moderate and reputedly independent figure like Mr. McCain could win in November, and that sense was crucial to his winning the nomination race.

But it was their respective reputedly masochistic and sadistic traits which could have allowed the two most famous jazz musicians of this century to develop a curiously compatible relationship.

Creator of the world's first protection racket and reputedly so long of arm he could tie his garters without stooping, the notorious 18th-century outlaw MacGregor is a ghostly presence in these parts, where his "Children of the Mist" used to roam.