Sentence examples for fuelling rumors from inspiring English sources
This week's column does not discuss stage dads, Paulagate (the moment two weeks ago when Abdul reviewed a performance that had not yet happened, fuelling rumors that the show is scripted), or the unjust elimination of Amanda Overmyer, the "rock-and-roll nurse," in week five.
Jay-Z has been in the news lately for his friendship with the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James, fuelling rumors that Jay-Z may try to bring James to the Nets as soon as the summer of 2010, when James can opt out of his contract.
Their look of adoration in the Führer's presence, and (as her rivals saw it) his indulgence of her every whim, fuelled rumors of a Valhallan romance, which heightened curiosity about her in Germany and abroad.
In issuing its own denial of the "tinkle" remark, Mr. Ryan's office only fuelled the rumor of a second Norquist pledge by adding, for no apparent reason, "at no time during the meeting was the phrase 'poo-poo pants' used".
The leak has fuelled rumours of a scheme to take down the Pope (Getty) The leak by Magister immediately fueled rumors about schemes to take down a pope many see as left-leaning on some issues.
Some reports speculated that Rahm Emanuel might take the fall, a rumor fuelled by talk that he could be planning to return to Chicago to run for mayor.
But who's to say that as soon as the FinnPoe rumors went viral, with Oscar Isaac himself fuelling the fire, that a whole extra host of punters made their way to multiplexes to part with their cash, to view a hidden romance created from nowhere but the minds of a public with too much time on their hands.
But what was interesting, in my mind, was that all the rumors were fuelled and disseminated by social media.
That is fuelling optimism.
What is fuelling such frenetic development?
