Sentence examples for relaying rumors from inspiring English sources
"I heard on the news that kids don't have to be in prison anymore, but that mothers are going to have to fight our cases here," Alicia told me, relaying rumors from a Spanish-language TV station.
Hua relays rumors of Intuit and Square giving marijuana businesses a hard time or even kicking them off their services.
To Artiz, Rather's job that day, like Cronkite's on Nov. 22, 1963, was rife with dangers; it was paramount that an anchor not foment hysteria by relaying any rumors or other "bad information" to an already jumpy, shellshocked nation.
The theory went that the president, who is running for reelection in February 2019, had been swapped out with a look-alike from Sudan named Jubril — even that he was "cloned," as he put it in relaying the rumor to his nearly 2 million followers on Twitter.
She said that after she relayed the rumors to Dangleis, he and Cobo came to her office and denied them.
Meanwhile, a flood of texts asked if I was safe, some relaying breathless -- and thankfully false -- rumors about bombs on the T. I wanted to meet with friends, to write my feelings down, to pray.
He is widely rumored to be an alienated member of the royal family, or someone relaying information from such insiders.
Since Twitter and Facebook are both faster sources of information and are relaying potential first-hand accounts, they're a tempting source of credibility, especially when fear leads one to err on the side of believing the more dangerous rumors.
As Broom writes, his sources have relayed to him that the rumors are true.
