Sentence examples for rumor through from inspiring English sources

Word of it moved like a rumor through the rooms of the Whitney.

After the Nationals retired the Phillies, however, the result of the Pittsburgh game began to spread like a rumor through the stadium's upper tier.

Yet he's already been in place a full year longer than, say, Jon Peters, whose term in Sony's executive suite ran about 19 months, from first rumor through the end of his gig as co-chairman.

From the point of view of an individual user (e.g., viral marketer) who wants to efficiently spread a piece of information (or a rumor) through a network, a more reasonable epidemiological model would not assume the knowledge of the entire network topology.

However, when we tracked the rumor through a game of tech PR telephone, we discovered that a PR firm called PRserve had been charging startups $750 to get a post on an "A-level blog "like TechCrunch and around $400 to get on lesser blogs, or, as the industry refers to it, "placement".

The few officially authorized swordsmen were so busy traveling between different regions to conduct executions that they sometimes arrived late, "which causes security confusion" complicated by "the resulting spreading of rumors through modern technology," the statement noted.

In the name of science, we've pushed all of the rumors through our FCF (Fanboy Crap Filter), and rated the more likely rumors on the PKL (Pre-keynote Legitometer) scale.

They make the assistants cry, bully other contestants, spread rumors through the greenroom, and generally shit-stir their way through the entire experience.

You will chase the rumors through friends of friends, only to be told on January 2, that it was the best party ever until the police turned up.

But it is offering grief support for kids and also advising them against spreading rumors through social media or text messages, according to the Marshall Independent.

"Karl spread rumors through the White House that one of Obama's potential vice presidential running mates -- and a United States senator -- had beaten his first wife.