Sentence examples for rumour of from inspiring English sources

One blog called it "Rumour of the Century".

As with a run on a bank, "the mere rumour of failure can prove lethal".

The clamour around us was immensely far off now, the mere rumour of a distant uproar.

In 1986 there was a rumour of resignation by the (hated) Michael Heseltine.

An unsubstantiated rumour of a downgrade of Germany's debt added to the febrile atmosphere.

"History, Rumour of Rumours, I leave it to thee to determine".

The mere rumour of an LRA presence is enough to send people scattering into the bush.

And that's it, give or take the odd rumour of insurrection, for several years.

"Every time the negotiations heat up, some new rumour of my resignation, demise, etc. springs up.

The media fizzes with excitement every time a rumour of the God particle does the rounds.

I hope the rumour of people taking helicopters in is false, too.