Sentence examples for set of rumours from inspiring English sources

A weird set of rumours has been making the diplomatic rounds.

Neverland is also a bewildering pile of tat, but this time, with a highly disturbing and very particular set of rumours attached, rumours that have never fully gone away, even with the passing of time.

There is a moment in Paul Harding's striking first novel Tinkers, the winner of the 2010 Pulitzer prize, in which George Crosby, a dying clock repairer, imagines that to his great-grandchildren he would be "no more than the smoky arrangement of a set of rumours".

In the 20th century, a new set of rumours appeared when the writer and researcher Donald McCormick wrote The Red Barn Mystery.

Thought to have begun with off-duty archers keeping their eye in by hurling mini-projectiles at the ends of upturned barrels, the game soon caught on, and Anne Boleyn presented Henry VIII with a fancy set of "arrers" (rumours that she lost her head after beating him with a nine-dart check-out have never been confirmed, but then neither have they been disproved).

There have been a lot of rumours.

"Yeah, there were a lot of rumours.

Meanwhile, this year's deluxe box set of Fleetwood Mac's Rumours was supposed to come out a decade ago to mark its 25th anniversary.

Unfortunately, my apparent absence in the latest version of Microsoft Office set off another flurry of rumours about my health, with some even publishing stories of me on my deathbed.

At 14 years old I had already acquired a middle school-induced set of preconceptions fostered by rumours, misinformation, shame, and a vague sense of sexual tension I closely associated with "crushes," a foreign affliction that presented with unpleasant symptoms.

The director is believed to have given the interview to Xinhua in the hope of setting such rumours straight.