Sentence examples similar to gossip is spread from inspiring English sources
The trees in the park hang their very boughs in shame, their leaves turning crimson at the thought of the gossip being spread by those chattering chickadees above.
On top of this news, Albert was informed that gossip was spreading in gentlemen's clubs and the foreign press that the Prince of Wales was still involved with Nellie Clifden.
"The draft has always been very glamorous on the outside and vicious behind the scenes because of all the cruel gossip that is spread by agents and teams about the players," said the agent Brad Blank, who represents some N.F.L. players.
They agree to join after Douchebag infiltrates an abortion clinic and travels across Canada to discover which of their friends is spreading gossip.
Despite difficulties with materials and raw materials, an atmosphere of intense work prevails in industrial enterprises of Katowice Voivodship, contrary to the gossip which is consciously being spread.
"A collection of market gossip pervades the endless stream of news organization tidbits which are spread throughout," he wrote.
You should, however, learn to differentiate between harmless gossip and the kind of gossip that hurts people People who are spreading gossip (and most people do at some time or another) don't spend a lot of time getting facts.
CLINTON: Well, I know that some of my supporters have been spreading gossip that Senator Obama loves the madrassa system for pre-K through terrorist training camp.
But do not gossip about them, and avoid anyone who approaches you with gossip, particularly if it is couched with platitudes such as "I am concerned about so and so". If they were genuinely concerned, they would not be spreading gossip.
Even if you're spreading gossip, it's important to try and limit it as much as possible.
