Sentence examples for possibly cheated from inspiring English sources

When confronted, in the same interview, with rumors that Beckham had possibly cheated on his wife, Usher responded, "He's cheating on her?

Gossage, whose no-nonsense style as a pitcher matched his candor as a speaker, said he empathized with writers who must decide if players who possibly cheated belonged in the Hall.

"If I ever thought there was an athlete of mine possibly cheating, I wouldn't coach them for one more second," Quick said.

The 1951 Dodgers, for instance, played well enough down the stretch, going 25-24 over their final 49 ballgames, but were caught by the streaking (and possibly cheating) New York Giants, who went 39-8 over their final 47 games.

I would like to reiterate my abhorrence at having fingers falsely pointed at me and being accused of having suspicious blood results and therefore of possibly cheating in the sport I love.

The operators note any sudden movements or shifty side-eyes as a cause for concern, possibly cheating, possibly nothing.

Similar sentiments were offered by Brenna Ehrlich of MTV News who felt that the man's role in the video was a neglectful and possibly cheating lover.

He ordered five cannolis, which caused a bit of a stir with his wife, who thought that he was possibly cheating on her with a man.

The highlight of the whole series comes early with his hilarious version of Beyoncé's Lemonade standout "Hold Up," directed towards a possibly-cheating boyfriend.

Rude customers could be acting that way because they feel mistreated, cheated or, possibly, the customer service they've received in the past was unsatisfactory.

With those universally reviled means of cheating possibly on the way out, the New York Giants were kind enough to turn our attention back to some more traditional forms of rule bending that have been a part of sport forever -- and are arguably even encouraged under the guise of gamesmanship.