Sentence examples for quash rumors from inspiring English sources

Dell has moved to quash rumors that suggested the company had acquired rival PC vendor Alienware.

He sought to quash rumors that the Palestinians had aided their arrests.

The decertification effort became public just hours after union leaders held a news conference to reaffirm their unity, and to quash rumors of infighting.

Major microblog platforms, which have hundreds of millions of registered users, have had to devote more staffing to the task of self-censorship since the government intensified efforts to quash rumors.

Moving to quash rumors that he was already thinking about retiring to his country house in Oxfordshire, Cameron also promised to serve a full five-year term if he wins, saying that he wanted to "see the job through".

But Colonel Pollet was quick to quash rumors about the plane's more "bling" amenities that have circulated in the French press: There will, for example, be no pizza oven, no Champagne bar and no €25,000 espresso machine.

The event appeared aimed at quashing rumors and foreign news reports that there might be a split at the top of the Communist Party.

"After half a dozen years of quashing rumors about a sale or merger of the agency, I find myself today in the position of initiating one," he wrote.

The importance of this approach was confirmed when Puzo's death in 1999 quashed rumors of a fourth movie, which was supposedly to feature Leonardo DiCaprio as Sonny Corleone.

But the former wasn't published in the U.S. until after the murders were committed, and the defense has quashed rumors about the latter, specifically describing the books as works of fiction.

The Italian fashion-model-turned-singer Carla Bruni said in an interview that she and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France are not married, quashing rumors that there had been a secret wedding ceremony in the Élysée Palace.