Sentence examples for know supposedly from inspiring English sources

I remember at one point there was a crisis in Berlin and they called up some Guard units, and there was a tremendous hoo-ha about it, because the Guard was full of people who were, you know, supposedly safe.

BOWLIN: OK, now there was some reports that some gang members were getting together, and I don't know, supposedly, to tear up Venice.

Many are opening before sunrise on Black Friday, as the day after Thanksgiving is known (supposedly because it is the point in the financial year when retailers edge into the black).

The server's score is always listed first, and zero is known as "love", supposedly because the tennis-loving French originally referred to a zero scoreline as l'oeuf (the egg), the shape of a zero.

AS for voters -- you know, those supposedly ultimate arbiters -- they have made their views clear in opinion surveys.

Charlie Mullins, founder of Pimlico Plumbers, added: "This is the biggest decision our country has had to make in decades and voters deserve to know that supposedly accurate and independent research is indeed accurate and independent.

We'd certainly like to know what supposedly market-leading screening and moderation procedures missed that one".

I know Moses supposedly first encountered God through a burning bush and Muhammad in a cave through the angel Gabriel/Jibril, but what about this most current prophet?

And that's how the Palins have responded--by suggesting that somehow they're being spied upon and revealing to the "spy" that they know what, supposedly, he is up to.

One name everybody knows, George Foreman, supposedly has a $20 million offer from the promoter Don King for a one-shot comeback title fight.

Team officials often seemed to know when a supposedly unannounced drug test would occur.