Sentence examples for like rumors from inspiring English sources

"Me, I don't like rumors".

Hale also seemed to confirm that Season 7 would be the series' last earlier this month, telling E! News, "Yeah, there's like rumors of maybe a movie — there might be a movie, but seven seasons will definitely end the show".

We heard comments, like rumors, that she was saying stuff.

His solution was to show what Mr. Koch wouldn't talk about, like rumors of his sexuality.

So far it looks like rumors of a record Republican turnout in New Hampshire were greatly exaggerated.

"What once seemed like rumors and intrigue, now, after the tragedy with Filin, has moved into the territory of a moral imperative".

Gizmodo likes rumors about as much as it likes trannie hookers: it can't get them out of its head.

If tabloid gossip — like rumor in the financial markets — triggers genuine action by serious players, I think readers of serious newspapers may deserve to know about it.

And, surprisingly, former Friends star Jennifer Aniston is Hollywood's most profitable actress, despite duds like Rumor Has It.

Though she can't command the $15 million-per picture salaries of Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon, her films--even the ostensible duds, like Rumor Has It--are consistently profitable, despite their non-blockbuster status.

ET, guests (like rumored attendees George and Amal Clooney and singer Ellie Goulding) will begin filing into St.