Sentence examples for rumour posted from inspiring English sources

The announcement follows a rumour posted to Reddit last month.

Karimova, for her part, denied the extraordinary rumour posted by an Uzbek opposition website that her father, furious, had hit her across the face and banished her from his palace.

Some of the rumours therein had been floating around Twitter for weeks, but to find them you really had to be looking for them; armed with the surname of someone you suspected to be involved and the correct spelling of the word "injunction" you could unearth an unsubstantiated rumour posted by a complete stranger within a few seconds.

A rumour posted on Chinese social networking site, Weibo, alleges that LG is preparing to launch a 'pro' version of its popular flagship later this year.

Earlier this month, Harry Potter star Emma Watson was forced to deny rumours posted on a phoney Twitter site that she was about to enrol at Yale University.

Sina Weibo - which resembles Twitter - took the action after local authorities criticised "unfounded" rumours posted by some users.

The news site IGN has just posted a rumour that the game has been quietly cancelled.

Announcing the plans in June, then Justice Secretary Ken Clarke said the measures would mean an end to "scurrilous rumour and allegation" being posted online without fear of adequate punishment.

For that you have to head over to the fabulous Rumour Central, aka Robert Scoble, who posted on Google+ about how he'd heard that Rubin was heading out.

In April 2014, for instance, almost six months before the phone hit stores, a rumour site called Ukrainian iPhone posted images of computer renders which manufacturers were using to design cases for the new device.

Late Friday night, TechCrunch posted an unsourced rumour that CBS-owned Last.fm handed a “giant dump” of user data to the RIAA.