Sentence examples for rumour by from inspiring English sources

Inexplicably, they seem to love it and nobody objects to the ghastly racket.James HunterTorontoManagement educationSIR – A rumour, by definition, is an unreliable source of information.

She quashed the rumour by severing links with R Kelly, teaming up with Timbaland and dropping the nymphette posturing for her vastly superior 1996 album, One in a Million.

The link between sex trafficking and global sporting events has been disputed in a report entitled What's The Cost of A Rumour? by the Global Alliance Against Trafficking of Women, but experts in Brazil agree that the danger for children is real, involves Brazilians and foreigners, and is not only about tourism.

On top of the $1bn payment, which had been reported as a rumour by TechCrunch in 2013 but not confirmed until now, Oracle's lawyers also revealed that Apple and Google shared a portion of the revenue Google received from showing adverts to iOS users.

Soon, I get told the latest rumour by an excitable couple.

Lana attempts to convince everyone that it is just a rumour by dating Brendan Bond Michael Wahrr).

Sheen has clearly revealed his secret simply because he felt forced to, both by rumour and by blackmail.

"Rumours," by Neil Simon.

In 1998 Portillo confronts persistent rumours by admitting to gay affairs while a student.

Rumours by Fleetwood Mac along with David Bowie, Beatles and Nirvana albums are among the top sellers.

The object of constant ridicule and malicious rumours by Andrew's political opponents, Rachel was described by one newspaper as a "fat dumpling".