Sentence examples for source of gossip from inspiring English sources

Swift has a habit of making her relationships an international source of gossip.

In the meantime, the secrecy surrounding the results — and their location — remains a source of gossip, rumor and political intrigue.

With snappy rants and frequent visitors, it lights up as a searing source of gossip when layoffs take place.

Their relationship becomes a source of gossip, and when Sister Rita is later found dead, Father Rivard is the prime suspect.

But his private life was a depressing saga of unrequited passions, as much a source of gossip in Orleanist Paris as it is of curiosity today.

He seems eventually to have become a kind of Father Christmas figure in the office, distributing Crunchie bars and Flakes on his monthly visits, as well as proving an unparalleled source of gossip.

In order to do so, you must first single out the main sources of gossip within a firm.

There were periods, it is true, when gossip rustled around Oxford, and the Liddells briefly suspended relations with Carroll; but the source of the gossip is hard to trace.

Cynical, mistrustful source of Westminster gossip.

But the transactions that Bouvier was orchestrating were the source of furious gossip in the art world.

But, more important, we can't ignore the fact that the RAE is our leading source of academic gossip.