Sentence examples for has supposedly gone from inspiring English sources

When she does, she finds that the baby is without milk and that the couple needs a lot of help; the man has supposedly gone to fetch milk.

The sound has supposedly "gone overground" every year for the past half decade, but 2011 was the year it definitely did go from underground to overground, wobbling free.

Though the nation has supposedly gone beyond race with the election of a black president, the series's new season, as conceived by the show runner, Jason Katims, acknowledges that it continues to drive much of American civic life.

Ethan Hawke plays the troubled cop investigating a case in which a young woman, wanly played by Emma Watson, has been abused by her father as part of a demonic conspiracy; he has supposedly gone into denial and his guilt is recovered by hypnosis.

Nor is it easy to make the case that gold is in retreat because the Fed is losing the appetite for QE; recent US data have generally been weak and, in any case, the Bank of Japan has supposedly gone QE-mad.David Woo, the currency strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch describes the dilemma in a different wayThe commodity market is saying global growth is slowing.

Of the reported $51 billion spent on the Olympics, $2 billion has supposedly gone toward security.

"If I've supposedly gone to one of the top schools in the country... and I am encountering things like that, what happens to somebody who didn't go to one of the top schools?" she asks.

"In some cases, rates have supposedly gone down to 2 cents to 3 cents a clickthrough.

Attacks have supposedly gone up "from one attack every couple of weeks to four in a single day," according to ITF, and "attacks are no longer 50 to 100 miles off Somalia" but more than 200 miles off of the coast.

When asked to help a leader of the Chee Kung Tong who had supposedly gone clean, Raymond Shrimp Boyy" Chow, in exchange for a campaign donation, Yee agonized over the choice.

And they've supposedly become unnecessary.