Sentence examples for no rumour from inspiring English sources

No rumour has reached her fictional world of suffragettes on the London streets or of striking miners.

He said he felt there was no rumour or innuendo that had not been written about him, but stressed he was only going to comment on "substantive issues", explaining: "Gossip is for gossipers".

I'd heard no rumours along these lines," he said.

"There are no rumours of anyone set to pull a campaign.

No rumours in today's Daily Mail, but as ever the paper is worth purchasing just to have a lustful, lingering stare at Steve Curry's picture byline.

"We're going to be in a position to inform them so that no rumours would surface and get people all stirred up," the Rev HD Rucker, pastor of Sanford's First Shiloh church, told Orlando's Fox35 TV news.

"There are no rumours whatsoever.

In this case, it's "see no Newsnight", "hear no rumours", and "speak no sense".

No reports of atrocities in the rural areas, no rumours of army bases, no certificates for having been beaten up.

I can also tell you that the painting never left Italy, because at the international level there were no rumours.

At the same time, no terrorists have come forward claiming they have the virus and no rumours have circulated of it being kept in some secret lab.