Sentence examples for full of rumor from inspiring English sources
Yet she also dreams about the "kingdom of coal" beneath her, which "remains a mystery, full of rumor and darkness".
Shakespeare's Venice, as seen in, is a dark place, full of rumors and scheming and threatened violence.
Kabul was full of rumors that more attacks were being planned ahead of a religious holiday beginning this weekend.
Hanford was a vast, spread-out place in the bunchgrass country, full of rumors, secrecy, and apocryphal stories.
The Pakistani press was full of rumors that the military and civilian leaders were prepared to break relations with the United States, no matter what the cost.
But Engel says that Mohseni's candor is "valuable in a place as full of rumors and half-truths as Kabul".
For those leaning toward the other coast's metropolis, New York is full of rumors today that the New York Post is trying to pump full of life.
Intriguingly, Khartoum is full of rumors that the handful of leaders just below Mr. Bashir are thinking of throwing him overboard to save themselves.
In short, Mr. Jackson's death has carried on much as his life, full of rumors, litigation and a shifting cast of characters acting on his behalf.
There was trouble in India, Herrenknecht said, where a subway in Delhi wasn't advancing as quickly as planned, and the press was full of rumors about one of the machines he was building for Moscow.
