Sentence examples for purportedly would from inspiring English sources
Tired from a morning's work, the farmers purportedly would shout "Whoopie!" if they discovered one of the desserts in their lunch pails, Ms. Emberling said.
Meanwhile, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (Cispa), an "information sharing" bill that purportedly would address cybersecurity, was indefinitely shelved thanks to the Snowden leaks.
But they were also an indication of respect for a brother for taking a step to bring a positive idea forward, to remind some of us that we could hardly criticise congressmen and other representatives for inaction if their attempts to push ideas important to us out in the open received no visible interest from those it purportedly would benefit most.
It concluded with Mr. Itzkoff doubting whether he or his father, then 65 and purportedly clean, would ever truly be healed of the addiction's impact.
"A message from him, or purportedly from him, would help answer that $64 million question".
The deal would purportedly not be a tax-inversion deal because of the associated political pressure in doing so.
We are supposed to be shocked that these "cyber-terrorists" – purportedly from North Korea – would attack our critical infrastructure and, clearly swift retaliation is in order.
A real woman with Barbie's proportions would purportedly not be able to lift her head, nor walk on two legs.
Some days later Muslims met in Bradford and planned a public demonstration for January 14, during which the purportedly blasphemous novel would be burned with press cameras present.
For all the talk of a realignment in which the purportedly reformist Democrats would join like-minded LDP members, no great split in the ruling party looks likely at present.Where does that leave Mr Koizumi?
Mr. Nemazee also gave Citibank phone numbers and addresses of various financial institutions that would purportedly vouch for his financial strength, but the numbers were controlled by him, the complaint said.
