Sentence examples for reportedly referred from inspiring English sources

The libel case aside, Archer has been linked with two mistresses, one of whom reportedly referred to him as "Wonder Boy," for his sexual prowess.

She was not very popular with the young Diana and her three siblings who reportedly referred to her as "Acid Raine".

The stadium announcer reportedly referred to Rangers as "Sevco Franchise" when reading out half-time scores during the interval at Falkirk's game against Raith Rovers on Saturday.

(Karl Rove, though, reportedly referred to Cheney as "Management" — as in, "Better check with Management" — suggesting an influence not generally associated with vice presidents).

Twenty minutes into the spree he took the bizarre step of making a 911 call in which he reportedly referred both to Islamic State and the Tsarnaevs, the brothers who carried out the Boston Marathon bombings in April 2013.

From The Economist and the LA Times, to The Huffington Post and Harper's, the man reportedly referred to by Shimon Peres as a "Palestinian Ben-Gurion" is certainly getting a lot of column inches.

The former prime minister was reportedly referring to Howard, Peter Lilley and Michael Portillo at the time.

In his sermons Wright reportedly refers to the US as being under the influence of the Ku Klux Klan, and describes black Republicans as sellouts.

(Reuters) AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA: POLICE COMPLAINT -- The national police chief, the first black in the post, has been criticized for reportedly referring to an officer as a chimpanzee.

Saudi foreign ministry files, among 61,000 documents released by Wikileaks, reportedly refer to talks with British diplomats ahead of a November 2013 vote in New York and have been translated by Geneva-based human rights organisation UN Watch.

But there is no certainty the money is spent as intended – NHS managers reportedly refer to the "pothole fund" – and nobody can be sure it's having the intended effect.