Sentence examples for online whisper from inspiring English sources

There was one online whisper, then another, then a shaky, ephemeral Snapchat video from the rapper 2 Chainz, and by midnight Webster Hall was all but confirmed as the venue.

By Monday, faced with this online whisper campaign, and leaks of the gunman's contention that he fired in self-defense provided by the authorities to the news media, Trayvon's mother, Sybrina Fulton told reporters, as she choked back tears: "they've killed my son, and now they're trying to kill his reputation".

It's a hit-or-miss approach, of course, but chances are you'll beat the Wall Street pros without resorting to the hocus-pocus of online whisper sites.

At a time when fears about Obama's security keep bubbling to the surface and an online whispering campaign suggests that he is secretly a Muslim — call him by his full name, Barack Hussein Obama, some Times readers demand — the Luttwak thesis was a double whammy: Obama cannot escape his Muslim history, and a lot of Muslims might want to kill him for trying.

We drop it softly into our friends' DMs if they refer to their assaults online, we whisper it late at night over half-drained glasses of wine, over FaceTime if they're far away.

The presumed accuracy of online earnings whispers is giving these sites a lot of positive play in the business press, with glowing stories in Fortune, Money and Salon magazine.

Its future might actually be the most interesting branch away from what is currently in place, with whispers online about the adoption of x-ray-like technology providing one of the more exciting rumours for what is still in store.

"His NINA SIMONE get-up," KARU F. DANIELS, a writer with the Ru Report, an online urban gossip column, whispered to us playfully.

When your friend accepts the request, you'll then be able to see when they're online and send them a "whisper" (a private message).

As Adam Sandler aptly stated in "The Wedding Singer," telling someone you'd like to call it quits on the day you're supposed to tie the knot falls under the category of "things that could have been brought to my attention yesterday!" Thanks to Whisper, a free online app that allows users to anonymously share their secrets, we now know this breakup tactic happens in real life too.

As a victim of an anonymous messaging app you cannot: at best you can only guess which "friend" whispered to the online world that you might be pregnant.