Sentence examples for reputedly passed from inspiring English sources

She reputedly passed him the key to the padlock when the two kissed before he was placed inside the trunk.

In some cultures national or local gods are the equivalent of patron saints; e.g., in China K'uei Hsing, the patron of scholars, reputedly passed his civil-service examination with great distinction and will assist others to do the same.

Reputedly, an average of 31,310 cubic feet (887 cubic metres) per second passed over it one day after heavy storms in 1894.

Another highlight is the alheira, a crusty sausage made from partridge, chicken and bread that was reputedly invented by Jews during the Inquisition in an attempt to pass themselves off as good, pork-loving Catholics.

"People are just passing, passing, passing, passing.

"The government will go crazy," Mr. Simels reputedly said.

Perhaps employing the fleet of his friend Polycrates, Amasis reputedly subdued Cyprus, exacting tribute from it.

Ribbon worms, reputedly the longest animals in the world, can reach 60 metres long.

It's on the bus journey from Arequipa to the Colca canyon, reputedly more than twice as deep as Grand Canyon, that the guide gives a full lesson on the local camelids, as we zig-zag amid greyish-yellow volcanoes that loom over parched equally yellowish-grey desert to a pass at nearly 17,000 feet.

He is reputedly presently single.

Reputedly, the service is impeccable.