Sentence examples for rumor goes from inspiring English sources

He lost to Murray at the Olympics, and was, the rumor goes, so distraught after his play that he cut up his rackets with a saw.

The rumor goes back as far as the 2008 election, when state-run Iranian papers published articles that suggested Obama was a Shiite Muslim.

"Two people were questioned before me, and the rumor goes supposedly that someone has pointed the finger at three of us," Mr. Tsiskaridze said in an interview on Friday.

The rumor goes that Mr. Sabet received assurances from the authorities that guests would be exempt from mainland rules: that gender segregation would not be enforced and that women would not be required to cover their heads.

That he was born of humans somewhere -- Manhasset, on Long Island, the rumor goes -- may be too far to speculate; unlike many actors, who gladly discuss how the humiliation of their high school complexion and the death of Mitzi the poodle inform their work, Mr. Crudup says he finds his raw material elsewhere and leaves it at that.

So the rumor goes, at least.

Or so the rumor went.

You've heard this rumor going around.

A rumor went around that seven drivers had been killed.

After that, Mabel started to get fat and a rumor went around that she was pregnant.

The rumor going around the clubhouse was that Ramirez was in Spain.