Sentence examples for may allegedly from inspiring English sources

France's first lady may allegedly have fluffed her moment on the set of Woody Allen's latest film.

Negligent may allegedly caused the mother or one of her close relatives 'seclusion'seclusion

One has to live in some genuine shelter, no matter which offshored bankruptcy trust may allegedly own the territory stencilled on the Google Map.

May allegedly argued that Britain isn't obliged to pay the EU anything when it leaves, because none of the EU's relevant treaties mention a leaving bill.

Updated at 11.57am BST 11.27am BST Merkel visit to Athens improves German attitudes to Greece Well, Angela Merkel may have (allegedly) broken up the cosy agreement between BAE Systems and EADS but the German chancellor has had a more positive effect on Greece.

Duffy, you may recall, was allegedly looking for mercy, but listen carefully and it's quite clear that we had her "begging for birdseed".

The bishops of 30 years ago who allegedly may have reassigned abusers, they don't suffer.

You may know an allegedly "entitled white kid," but is that all there is to that person?

Heh, yeah, bit of a weird one: Allegedly and you always have to specify "allegedly" when someone may or may not have fucked a pig, because you can get sued for saying someone fucked a pig, especially when they didn't fuck a pig but allegedly, our noble and honorable leader, prime minister David Cameron, once fucked a pig.

Don't forget the "allegedly" It may seem like a joke sometimes, but that word makes all the difference.

Understanding chimp handedness "may provide insights into... allegedly unique human psychological functions," the researchers write.